SEOmoz that large reservoir of SEO, marketing, and web analytics guidelines has revealed top ten sites that go by the concept and commonly perceived definition of Web 2.0. In the midst of the great controversy on what’s in or what’s out, SEOmoz came up with its own list of SMM sites that may not be what most people expected.
Topping off the list is Digg, a socially driven web content site where any member can post any article with vital information that other members on the site can Digg. It has become so popular that most users refer to it as a verb instead of a noun, making its way on the technocrats’ jargons list.
Second on the list is Del.icio.us, a social bookmarking site that allows you to access and add bookmarks from any computer. That networking aspect is very well emphasized by its functionality that lets users see bookmarks of people they find interesting, same as who they added and who added them.
Third spot goes to Reddit, whose functionality as a bookmarking site is like Digg. It allows users to add information on the site and users vote for it. It allows users to save and comment on these articles too.
Fourth is for Technorati, which is an authority site on weblogs. It tells users what’s going on in the blogosphere or simply who’s saying what in the world of blogs.
Fifth is Squidoo. It’s become popular due to its platform that allows individuals to promote anything they want on the site through pages that are called lenses. The best thing that you can get from Squidoo is maximized online presence that’s professionally presented from a non-Wikipedia source.
There are still five more on our next article. Even with these first five sites alone, you’re already given an idea how convenient web 2.0 is for adding applications and features.
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