Only wire for automating social bookmarking
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Is using Only Wire for automatically posting social bookmarking backlinks a good idea?
Or bound to have consequences down the track?
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The bigger question should be -- is it worthwhile to do automated social bookmarking at all? Generally, it's better to let it come naturally as users find the content, and not to submit to hundreds of bookmarking sites that may be off topic.
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Onlywire is good but i suggest you to manual do everything, find top sites, on Google for top list and go on them register and and bookmark your website. You don't do this automatically its destroy the ranking, and using this tool may be leave a footprint like "posted by onlywire" or "add by onlywire" on your bookmarking and its not good, Google picup all of that.
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You must hire someone to do, bookmarking .. thank
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