The service has been offered to the public since early April and upon launch comprised of around 170 sites, though the company has been busy adding to the list of sites so they may offer their clients a more complete service.
“There are more and more social bookmarking sites coming online all the time so we’ve been busy finding and adding those we think would be of value to our clients,” said CEO of uSocial.net Leon Hill. “In the last two months we’ve also removed around two dozen sites that weren’t fulfilling our needs as well as we’d liked, so it’s not just adding sites we’ve been focusing on.”
Retailing at $47 per month, the service allows clients to submit an unlimited amount of URLs to the social bookmarking sites that are supported.
“So far we’ve had everything from individual marketers to Fortune 500 companies invest in the service, so it’s really something that anyone can use.” Continued Hill.
The automatic social bookmarking service is just one in a complete suite of advertising and marketing services that uSocial offer through their site. The most popular, and indeed most controversial, has been their paid social bookmarking service which allows clients to buy votes on social bookmarking sites like Digg to increase their rankings.
For more information you can view uSocial’s website by going to http://usocial.net/
