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Social bookmarking involves linking sites within the various forums, blogs and message boards on social networking websites, blog sites and content centric sites like Digg.

Tampa, Florida, USA, November 12, 2008 — DNA Vertical, Inc. can now manually socially bookmark your websites, press releases, blogs, blog posts, and more to approximately 100 social bookmarking sites for only $25.00 US.

Founded in 2004, DNA Vertical believes in using social bookmarking submission as a powerful search engine marketing tool and most SEO experts agree.

Considered a better alternativeto submitting a website on blogs, manual social bookmarking is a simple, convenient and hassle-free way of making sure that your site is noticed and marketed in the right circle.
Users can place orders by navigating online to dnavertical.com/socialbookmarking service and entering a URL for social bookmark submission along with up to three keywords. DNA Vertical ensures that every site is first indexed for the intended target audience, so only sites with a suitable page rank and pedigree are selected. All links are strictly one-way and permanent. Their service is tuned in to the ever-changing world of search engine optimization. With the implementation of context-sensitive search algorithms and with the advent of more personalized search results for users, submission of content to a social bookmarking site is a no longer a matter of trial and error.

“The DNA Vertical Social Bookmarking Service is a inexpensive and powerful service which has served many customers with great success” – David Almodovar, CEO

Visit www.dnavertical.com for more information.
By PressReleasePoint.com

Hey guys -

The Digg team is heading back to Mighty in San Francisco for our last Digg Meetup of the year. Come raise a pint, take a picture or two in the Photoboof, and hear some cool announcements – the perfect way to spend your Wednesday night. In case you haven’t had a chance to attend one of these events, check out some of the footage from our Meetup a few weeks back in London.

We’re also excited to announce some more dates and cities for future Meetups. In the first few months of 2009, we’re heading to LA, Austin, and Seattle – details on the venues and other 2009 events coming soon. As always, for all the latest up-to-date information, make sure to keep an eye on our Meetups page.

Looking forward to seeing you all soon,

Kevin