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A Complete List of Dofollow Bookmarking sites

To begin with, since I always like paying special focus on beginners, I'd like to explain exactly what dofollow bookmarking sites are. Social bookmarking sites, to avoid spammy submissions, usually add nofollows, which are basically an instruction that the Google bot gets telling it not to take notice of the link on their site towards yours. Therefore, the hyperlink does not increase your site's PageRank, that is just about the most, or even the most important key to get top spots on the search engines. - [https://www.diigo.com/user/hdana2908 Your Domain Name]

Are these links useless then? The reply is no. They are still useful if you'd like traffic, publicity for your site and reader interest, among other things. However, there are dofollow social bookmarking sites out there. Today, we're talking about smaller websites, not the most common, but submission is advantageous. It's not going to replace a top quality SEO and social media strategy, nevertheless it is an interesting part of it.

This is a very complete listing of some dofollow social bookmarking sites which I've put together. Many times more spam than normal here, and don't forget that these sites have a tendency to appear and disappear fast - you could have to really have the list and re-check it once in a while - but they are still a legitimate option:

BackFlip
Blinklist
Blogoria
Chain-Marking
Chipmark
Connotea
Current
Diigo
Dizzed
Ebaum's world
FeedMarker
Folkd
Gozoof
Jim's Free Links
Jumbomark
Kingtop
Kwoff
MyLinkVault
MyPIP
Oyax
Oyax
Planete Blog
Plime
So Force
Social Article
Tagza
Tamilers
Taqza
astoreseo
bibsonomy
blogmark
booklandonline
bookmark-tag
chainmaster
citijournalist
contentpop
countingbiz
crowdfound
delmaster
experts-views
eyoorl
ezinesocialmark
firstbookmark
firstdigg
firstwebonline
freelinkvault.
mainlinks
manualsocialmarks
memfrag
multiplysocial
mysocialmarker
mywebdesktop
qiinga
reebiesup
royallisting
seoblisting
socialbuilder
socialearth
sociatectmark
spotlinking
stingclip
surfurls
technoratitags
theclaimid
thelifelogger
themagicmenu
tweakonews
ugotreview
voteboat
way2marks
wedelia
xilinus
yomashnews
yucoffee
zangkok

So how can we discover nofollow links anyway? Although I'm often a Google Chrome user, for this I would recommend with all the Mozilla Firefox browser, because it allows you to install what are called add-ons. In the event you hunt for 'firefox nofollow addon', it is possible to put in several programs that mark nofollow links with red highlighting - a very useful trick for just about any webmaster. If you go into an internet site that is marked in red, you'll know that links placed there's not ideal for SEO purposes. On the other hand, if there is no red highlighting, you're good to go. - [https://www.diigo.com/user/henderlight https://www.diigo.com/user/danielfisher530]


Other good ways to get dofollow links is by submitting work you're writing to certain PR (or Pr release) sites. While traffic on these isn't generally huge, the dofollow links are valuable: just the same situation just like the dofollow bookmarking sites we listed before... These PR sites don't value quality content as much, so it's fine to submit less newsworthy or informative items, for example announcements regarding your business, which - let's face it - can be quite a small bit less interesting with a average person. - [https://www.diigo.com/user/ednalynch649 Diigo]