We’ve all heard the buzz of; “social marketing” and “viral content” from CNN to industry commentator mike arrington @ Techcrunch everyone is praising the new way to find and consume online content. Social bookmark sites have been with us for just over 2 years and have no less then democratized the way news and content is found but more importantly ‘rated’ online.

For those of you who are new to this form of marketing, Most social bookmarks operate on the basis of; The users of the service decide if the content is notable or not by letting the users collaborate in a democratic process to find the most entertaining, important or simply humorous content by giving the “content” a rating. Lets take digg.com for example. Brain child of 29 year old Kevin Rose, who started his ‘from the bottom up’ operation on his $1,000 life savings, two years later Business Week gave him front page and valued him publicly at $60 million dollars and the rest as they say “is history”.

With digg driving in excess of 16 million returning visitors per month according to compete.com. Common sense alone shows they control a large percent share of all viral traffic. The social bookmark elite drive huge amounts of web traffic. To help leverage this traffic for our customers we’ve put together a social bookmark submission package that will directly drive traffic to your website. I’ve also attached a list with traffic data of the top 10 social bookmark sites we submit you too. If you’d like to know more about getting the word out virally see our social bookmark package.

- James.

	website	compete.com visitor count	Quantcast visitor count	Alexa Rank	Pagerank
	Digg.com	16,964,445	8,700,000	98	8
	Technorati	3,231,709	1,400,000	216	8
	del.icio.us	n/a	1,300,000	248	8
	reddit	1,226,467	344,383	852	7
	StumbleUpon	1,313,586	695,239	300	8
	Fark.com	306,597	1,767,165	1,958	7
	Bloglines.com	82,663	103,711	853	9
	newsvine.com	315,857	203,761	3,977	7
	and 21 more high quality social bookmark sites…