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Seth Godin’s Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List
My interest in social media has evolved substantially over the past year.
My love for social networking sites is not something new, but my appreciation for blogging and social bookmarking sites certainly are.
As I mentioned in my recent post, Social Networking Site Catalog, “I launched this blog to share my passion for online social networking and my experiences at social networking sites. I never intended to assemble a catalog. There are already too many good ones out there.”
One of the world’s top marketers and author of marketing books, Seth Godin, provides a catalog of 952 top social media sites, Seth Godin’s Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List. It can help you know what’s hot and what’s not.
Here are the top ten from Seth’s list as I write this:
- youtube.com
- myspace.com
- orkut.com
- en.wikipedia.org
- ebay.com
- facebook.com
- fotolog.com
- flickr.com
- friendster.com
- photobucket.com
Put content in the right places, and you will attract other users and search engines like a magnet. If you’re into marketing, that’s exactly what you want.
How do you use social media?
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952 social media websites. Man thats going to take some time to go through.
“Put content in the right places, and you will attract other users and search engines like a magnet. If you’re into marketing, that’s exactly what you want.”
If I may Larry… I’d like to add “right” in front of “content”. Unless, of course, you don’t mind the nasty google paper trail that follows you around!
I see many people leaving spammy content or un-optimized (is that a word?) content on some really powerful sites and not getting the results they desire.
Malika
I was giving my readers the benefit of the doubt, but you make a good point Malika.
And, as long as we’re commenting on this post, let me add Ning Social Networking Sites to the list of social media sites. It looks to me like Ning is gaining momentum.
Larry,
I am totally Impressd. This is an outstanding blog.
Thank you.
Your leadership is evident.
I also have my list of top social bookmarking/article submission sites, although there may be hundreds of them, I only submit to 50 sites on a regular basis, and stay active on just 10 of them. This is because I prefer quality over quantity.