Chapter 0: Intro to Social Bookmarking

What are Social Bookmarks?

Why Social Bookmarks?

What you should know before you start.

Effective Use of Service Links

3Spot's Post on Social Bookmarks

Socializer

Chapter 2: Putting Social Bookmarks on your Blog

Quickest way for the most Social Bookmarks: Socializer

Add Social Bookmarks to Blogware/Blogharbor

Step one: Get Icons

Step two: Get Blogware/Blogharbor Code

Step three: What Templates to edit

Back up before you start

Blogware Code

More Help Blogware

Add Social Bookmarks to Blogger

Step one: Get Icons

Step two: Get Into the Blogger Template

Step three: The social bookmark code and where to put it

Add Social Bookmarks to WordPress

Add Social Bookmarks to Drupal 4.6/4.7

For Lazy People

Get Drupal Module

Drupal Service links (4.6)

Drupal Service links (4.7)

Code Breakdown

Blog Social Bookmark Variable Table

 

 

Social Bookmarks:

Putting social bookmarks such as Del.icio.us, Digg, Technorati, Reddit, Shadow Tag, RawSugar, Blinklist, Web 2.0, Technorati, Simpy, Spurl, Furl, and feed reader buttons such as My Yahoo!, Bloglines, Google Reader, Newsgator into your blog (Drupal, Blogware, Blogger)

 

My original plan for this page was to have the largest repository of social bookmarking links on the web. But there are too many and its been done to death so I'll just point you to the social bookmark gurus who have spent lots of time compiling lists of social bookmarks:

3Spot...

has the most exhaustive list of Social Bookmarks. 3Spot takes it up a notch by breaking down the Social Bookmarking services into different categories:

* Social Bookmark Managers.(batch editing)
* Social bookmarks.
* Semi-Public Social Bookmarks.(shared access only to registered users)
* Search-engines With Bookmarking.
* Public bookmarks.
* Social communities.
* Annotation services.
* Ajax Personal start pages
* Specialized bookmarking.
* digg-style ( submit, comment and rate )
* Other languages, non-English sites.
* Tools: social bookmarking tools.

 

Socializer

Dr. Pierre Far's Socializer is a brilliant idea that allows bloggers to use one centralized linking locations. Try it out: