Social Bookmarking

In a social bookmarking system, users store lists of Internet resources that they find useful. These lists are both accessible to the public or a specific network, and other people with similar interests can view the links by category, tags, or even randomly. Some allow for privacy on a per-bookmark basis.

Social Bookmarking can bring immediate traffic to your website, as web 2.0 community websites such as Technorati, Digg, Reddit and Tailrank provide almost immediate information on various topics. These type of Bookmarking sites index and categorize content usually faster than the major search engines. People looking for the latest information on certain topics usually refer to these types of services.

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About

Global Marketing Resources, the parent company of gmrwebsitedevelopment.com, has been in the web site design, maintenance and marketing business since 2004. Prior to 2003, Global Marketing Resources was a marketing consulting company.

Ajay Prasad, founder and President of Global Marketing Resources realized that there is a huge need for an affordable internet solutions services for small and medium businesses. As senior marketing executive of several large, medium size and start up companies, Ajay was an early adopter to the new internet medium and its importance for businesses of all sizes. Ajay decided to focus on web site design, maintenance and marketing because

  • All established web services companies were focused on Fortune 1,000 companies, not small and medium size companies — the lifeblood of US economy.
  • Of the lack of affordable quality web site services from an established company. Businesses either need to pay large fee for small web site maintenance needs, or get unpredictable results from work through free lancers that flood the web site solution industry.
  • Shortage of web site solutions company that offer ongoing web site maintenance and marketing support after the web site design is completed.

Consistent with the founding philosophy of the company, our web site maintenance services offer tailored packages for web site owners and web site design companies that is both affordable and easy to use. moreover, our clients do not need to know anything about web site technology when you use our services ? just create a ticket of work you need done and our attentive staff will take it from there.

Most of your web site maintenance requirements will be done within three working days; typically within 24 hours. We will promptly contact you when we are unable to complete the task within three days for whatever reason and let you know when we can do the job.

Our web site maintenance packages are affordable and are designed such that anyone in your organization can successfully handle the maintenance needs of your company web site.

Call us at 714-731-9000 or Click Here to contact us regarding your web site maintenance needs.

web site Design Companies: Please check our Maintenance Program for web site Designers.

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Getting website maintenance done… With a plan

So you have a website and obviously you’d like to continue adding value to it to keep your SERPs and well focus on your users.

As I’ve said in a previous post, website maintenance is about creating new content and keeping content current and error free.

For myself I plan to do website maintenance weekly.

My process for maintaining a website.

  1. Make a list of things that need maintenance.
  2. Pick a day.
  3. Attach your list to that day on your calendar or in your diary as a checklist.
  4. Don’t assign a specific time ahead, i.e. don’t plan a time on Tuesday to do website maintenance.

Number 4 is crucial for a lot of people (not all).  If you specify a time for something and you accidentally have something else that’s more important or that took a bit longer than you expected then you’ll say to yourself: “Well I’m not going to do that now because it was for then, I’ll have to reschedule”.

And most people won’t reschedule straight away.

Making a list

  1. Use pen/pencil and paper.
  2. Use a service.

If you’re all about paper (I am to some degree) then number 1 is for you.  But if you like things online, Remember the Milk is a great service, I just saw that it now has gmail integration as well.  Just add the items that you need to maintain (getting to that in a second) to your to do list and there you go.  I use outlook and add to do items with an alarm on the day I need to get them done.

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