uSocial.net speak about their automated social bookmarking services.
Since the launch of Digg, there has been no doubt that social bookmarking sites have been an almost-necessary tool in the arsenal of any online marketer or web-based business.
But with the number of regularly-used social bookmarking sites on the web numbering in the hundreds, it has been an immense task for anyone wanting to submit their content to any number of them, let alone the vast majority.
That is, until now.
Web promotion company uSocial.net have recently launched their fully-automated social bookmarking service which allows anyone from bloggers to massive Internet corporations to take advantage of being able to submit their content to hundreds of sites at a time, with absolutely no effort at all.
“It wasn’t hard to notice the popularity of social bookmarking, though there was always the problem of making the most of the vast number of sites out there, without spending several hours submitting just a single link,” said uSocial.net spokesperson Serena Adamson.
“In order to submit just one URL to around 200 social bookmarking sites manually would take around three to four hours, which is something we actually tested. For most people and especially businesses, this would simply not be cost or time effective.”
To combat this, uSocial created a specialized piece of software which allowed them to submit to hundreds of sites at a time, a process which would take a total of only several minutes. Their new automatic social bookmarking service allows their clients to take advantage of this and submit an unlimited amount of links per month, for a flat monthly fee.
“There is simply no other service like ours on the market that we know of and we’ve searched high and low to find one,” continued Adamson. “We know people have been looking for something like it as the response thus far has been immense, to say the least.”
The company now claim their service submits to over 200 of the world’s largest and most frequented sites, including big-guns like Digg, Del.icio.us and Reddit.
More information on the service can be gathered by going to http://usocial.net/
