We have been handed a double-edged sword when it comes to feed reading technology, but while that has its own problems, we need to find ways to save the content those great pieces of content we find on the web. Whether you use the bookmarking feature within your browser or a web-based service, you should still consider the alternatives available.

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• Do you hammer out your daily dose of blog posts?
• Are you and your readers satisfied with your blog format?
• Are your readers leaving your page after reading one page?

If the answer to the last question is a proud 'Yes Sir' then we have found a bunch of classical blog problems related to 'archive pages'.

• Visitors read the latest article and leave
• Visitors find a good article via search engine and leave

As the new performancing.com staff writer James Mowery pointed out in How To Make Your Previously Written Content Valuable Once Again there are good reasons to give your readers a lightning fast way to previously published great articles (Read: buried stone dead in the archives). Let's use a more generic and less performance consuming approach...

Social bookmarks are perfect for publishing...

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My friend Chris Garrett has written the ultimate guide for getting people to bookmark your content and link back to you.

The article is so good, that I want to encourage everyone who's sees this to do three things:

1. Read it
2. Bookmark it
3. Blog about it

Detailed guides like this that are written in a clear and easy to understand manner are very rare, and when a topic as important as bookmarking and linkage is covered, you should really take notice. Keep coming back to it. Re-read it. Digest one bit at a time. And soon it will all be habit.

Here's the link again.
http://www.chrisg.com/get-more-bookmarks-links/