Social bookmarking sites like Digg, Propeller or Mister Wong are extremely popular in these days. They usually  rank high  for dozens of keywords out there and search engines like Google love such sites. Social bookmarking sites are therefore an incredible valuable source for strong backlinks to websites and blogs. Submitting an article, story or blog post to a bookmarking site gives you an authority backlink pointing to your own site. Search engines will see those links pointing to your sites and in return give it a higher ranking in the SERPS.

Ok, all good so far, all you have to do is to constantly submit your posts to as many bookmarking services as you can. Well, there’s a catch! It’s the time you’ll need for all those submissions, each and every day…

Bookmarking Demon is the missing link between your submission attempts and getting massive backlinks and traffic to your websites and blogs. It does nearly ALL the hard work involved, which is:

• Creating (multiple) accounts on hundreds of bookmarking services automatically
• Managing websites and pages and submitting them to all the selected bookmarking sites
• Keeping track of what was already submitted to avoid duplicate submissions
• Cloaking your regular submissions with content from RSS feeds like Youtube popular vids and such
• Pinging your social bookmarking site profiles
• Dozens of more features

The BD software is a golden nugget when it comes to making your money making life easier. You’ll save a lot of time and can concentrate on other tasks like setting up more websites for example.

But let me give you a warning before you may consider purchasing this tool! Bookmarking Demon costs $147 and that’s a lot of money for many people just starting to establish an online biz. If your intention is only to submit a site or post every once in a while, Bookmarking Demon is definietly not what you’re searching for. But if you are about to develope a whole portfolio of niche websites (like I do) I can highly recommend Bookmarking Demon. Give this awesome tool a try!

See you soon,
Querblogger