Social bookmarking, or the activity of highlighting and categorising interesting
content for general consumption, has proved extremely popular, especially
over the last few years.
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Add a Digg favicon to your blog
template. This will allow readers to submit
your blog or individual posts to Digg and share your content with their
social circle and beyond.
- Add a link from your blog, website
or LookupPage profile to your Digg profile.
Digg have embeddable badges which make
it easier for you to be contacted via
Digg.
- View your friend’s activities and
see how they choose to participate, not only in the Digg environment, but across
the entirety of the web – this can be very handy when it comes to understanding your audience and
broadening your perspective.
- Click
and connect. Easily import your friends from your contact
list on other platforms such as Gmail or Outlook, and invite your friends
who aren’t yet on Digg.
- Comment
on the submissions and listings of others, and spark
up interesting conversation or debate to be noticed in the online arena.
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Create your profile with your
Personal Branding guidelines in mind, and link between
your current social media profiles. Technically, these outgoing links won’t
be a vehicle for search engine spiders, but will allow you to be found and contacted easily between social
media platforms.

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Posted by: william | June 26, 2009 at 11:51 PM