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Apr
30th

Get Free Traffic from Social Networking Sites

Author: Jam | Files under Blogging, Internet, Social-Networking, Tips, Webmasters Tools

Social Networking comes in many shapes and forms, but the good thing is that it’s easy to dabble in and I’ve, personally, seen great results with little effort.

It’s free to try, so there are no excuses.
Here’s how it works. You sign up for one or more of the programs below (all are free).
• StumbleUpon.com
• Digg.com
• [...]


Mar
20th

FriendFeed: What are your friends into?

I was reading a CNET article a while ago and found out about FriendFeed thought to be as the new Twitter.
I will disagree however. Although it has similar feature like Twitter where you are able to know what’s your friends been up to (in fact, Twitter is one of the shared sites), it has [...]


Mar
6th

Publish your blog posts in these Digg alternative sites and get noticed easily!

Author: Jam | Files under Blogging, Internet, Tips, Webmasters Tools

Social bookmarking is one way of getting good traffic. Popularly social bookmarking sites include Digg, del.icio.us, Sphinn, etc. However, due to massive users on each sites, small blogs rarely get noticed. So the best way to do is try “smaller” sites which can be good alternatives.
Termed as “social networking review sites”, these sites [...]


Jan
30th

Tips on how to stay safe on social network sites

Author: Jam | Files under Blogging, Internet, Tips

Yesterday, my heart went out to a mom who was begging on national television, through a local news program, for her daughter to come back home. Her daughter has been missing for several days after allegedly going for an eye ball with some guy she knew through Friendster and her family was no longer [...]


Jan
23rd

Pinoy United: A Social Networking Exclusive for Filipinos

Author: Jam | Files under Contests and Freebies, Internet, Making Money Online

Filipinos never get tired of social networks. In fact, the largest portion of the Friendster users are Filipinos. As of 2006, 5 million Filipinos have a Friendster account. But this may also include duplicate and spam accounts. My brother, who is a Friendster-junkie (and we are always argue because of it) has 3 accounts! And [...]