URL Organizer, (http://url.org/) is a bookmarking site that allows you to add url bookmarks. It is searchable and accessible to other users. It has lots of raw material for a budding SEO freak or traffic generator. It is not software that you download. It is a ready to go site where you just upload URLS.
I ran across the site as a result of Yahoo Link Explorer. This is Yahoo's tool for exploring back links. Using that tool showed me to a link from a site I was previously ignorant of. It led me to the website I'm speaking of, URL Organizer.
It's simple to sign on. Choose a username, a password, enter your email, and you're ready to go. Then, just enter the URL you want to book mark.
My website on URL Organizer had been tagged with the label "locator". It is only one of hundreds of sites that that particular person had submitted. Apparently something about my website struck them as worthwhile.
Who cares and why? You do, and for two reasons. In the first place, my back linked website is very low traffic, and not well developed. However, it has a Google Page Rank of 1, even though I haven't worked it much. I think that it's got juice from some good sites, and I thing URL Organizer is one of them.
Second, you can use the site to back link to your own sites. You can use it to backlink to other people's sites as well. The main thing is that it's a free, easy to use resource. Don't abuse it, obviously, but make use of it. It's a Google Page Rank 5 page, and that can't hurt.
Here are step by step instructions: Go to the site; Login; Press "Add a Bookmark"; Put your URL in; Put in a title; Put in a description of the site; Add some tags; Set the privacy tab to "Public"; Fill out the Captcha box; Press "Submit"
Another tip is to search "All bookmarks" in URL Organizer for your subject. That should give you ideas for tags that might be useful for you. It can also give you ideas about other sites that might be competitors or complimentary to you.
So, take a look. It's simple, free and it works. Bookmark your sites, and bookmark your friends.
I ran across the site as a result of Yahoo Link Explorer. This is Yahoo's tool for exploring back links. Using that tool showed me to a link from a site I was previously ignorant of. It led me to the website I'm speaking of, URL Organizer.
It's simple to sign on. Choose a username, a password, enter your email, and you're ready to go. Then, just enter the URL you want to book mark.
My website on URL Organizer had been tagged with the label "locator". It is only one of hundreds of sites that that particular person had submitted. Apparently something about my website struck them as worthwhile.
Who cares and why? You do, and for two reasons. In the first place, my back linked website is very low traffic, and not well developed. However, it has a Google Page Rank of 1, even though I haven't worked it much. I think that it's got juice from some good sites, and I thing URL Organizer is one of them.
Second, you can use the site to back link to your own sites. You can use it to backlink to other people's sites as well. The main thing is that it's a free, easy to use resource. Don't abuse it, obviously, but make use of it. It's a Google Page Rank 5 page, and that can't hurt.
Here are step by step instructions: Go to the site; Login; Press "Add a Bookmark"; Put your URL in; Put in a title; Put in a description of the site; Add some tags; Set the privacy tab to "Public"; Fill out the Captcha box; Press "Submit"
Another tip is to search "All bookmarks" in URL Organizer for your subject. That should give you ideas for tags that might be useful for you. It can also give you ideas about other sites that might be competitors or complimentary to you.
So, take a look. It's simple, free and it works. Bookmark your sites, and bookmark your friends.
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