Social Bookmarking

Unless you have access to an automated social bookmarking tool, don't even bother with bookmarking here.

If you do, awesome. Personally I use another tool of Howie's, Bookmark Generation. The reason why is because it automates Account creation on all the social bookmarking sites, plus that it puts the actual bookmarking on autopilot as well, and it can bookmarks your stuff across
dozens of accounts at scheduled times. Like, you can tell it to “Bookmark these six URLs 5 times every 10 hours”. I love it, but it's just my personal preference. There's also Bookmarking Demon which is good too. If you're on a budget, the best FREE bookmarking tool would have to be Onlywire. There's also SocialMarker and SocialPoster which are free too. Basically what you do here is to just bookmark all the URLs in the Linkwheel. Simple as that. Update: Just got my hands on a piece of software for windows called SENuke, and it's PIMP AS HELL I tell you. Bookmarking is a part of it... read more about it HERE.

Web 2.0 Properties
Alright, so those six above are just a few of the different places you can post your content to. Basically – you want to post your content to ANY site where you can, which does NOT make your outgoing links nofollow. Some of the popular sites, such as Zimbio for example, puts a “nofollow” tag on the links you put there, which pretty much makes the link near useless in terms of ranking benefits. You can check if links are “nofollow” with Aaron Wall's SEO For
Firefox plugin, for the Firefox browser. Here: http://tools.seobook.com/firefox/seo-for-firefox.html And it's free! Anyway, here you'll find a list of some of the other Web 2.0
Properties you can and should use.

Web 2.0 sites:
http://squidoo.com
http://wordpress.com
http://livejournal.com
http://blog.com
http://blog.co.uk
http://jimdo.com
http://blogger.com
http://weebly.com
http://blinkweb.com
http://blogsome.com
http://blogvis.com
http://yola.com
http://iblog.my
http://vox.com
http://rateitall.com
http://clearblogs.com
http://easyjournal.com
http://blogetery.com

Again, those are just a handful for you to start off with. I'm not
gonna give you specific instructions for each one of them, so play
around a bit... and if there's an option to create a “website” or
a “blog” - always choose a blog because you get an RSS feed that
way, which you can ping and add to directories.