Web2Submitter is pure genius
Posted by Michael Walsh (Check me out!) on June 5th, 2007
Tagged as: Jack Humphrey, Jane May, Problems, Social Media, Social Powerlinking
Moving on from my last post, it’s becoming harder and harder for me to concentrate on some of the things I’d like to in this blog as many of the wheels I’ve set in motion are beginning to turn very rapidly indeed.
These wheels are teaching me the lesson of a lifetime but while I’m busy absorbing, it’s becoming very difficult to produce. Or at least share…
Time has become an issue lately with me. Let me put that differently: Time has an issue with me.
I just can’t get around to organizing my day in such a way as to have a start and a finish. It’s just a continual blur, just like one of my son’s frantic scribbles, whizzing back and forth with amazing power and authority only to produce what can best be described as a colourful mess.
I don’t know about you but I’ve now settled into following a few blogs directly on NetVibes rather than slavishly scouring my aggregator for keywords. That at least allows me to keep in touch without taking too much time away from my 9-to-5 (that’s pm to am ;-))
I think some of the best blogs right now are Jack Humphrey’s and Jane May’s, if only because the first talks straight, no-holds-barred authority tactics that go down like a glass of Glenfiddich with no ice. The second is far more gentle and surprisingly encouraging. Their styles are so different yet so equal in their appeal. Maybe it’s just because they know their stuff and write damned well.
Speaking of Jack Humphrey, he’s just launched a new Web 2.0 marketing tool that I like so much I bought it the moment it came out. It’s called Web2Submitter and it’s so clever you wonder why nobody thought about it earlier.
If you’re not clear about the principles of Social Powerlinking and are scared by sites like Go2Web20.net, I thoroughly recommend you hop over to Jack’s site and read this.
Anyway, the beauty of Web2Submitter is that it automatically submits submits your blog posts to Web 2.0 sites like Digg, Netscape, Reddit, Shoutwire, Plime, Newsvine and Stumble Upon , creating countless backlinks, traffic and a whole lot of authority in just a few clicks.
Like I said, brilliant.
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