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Bookmarketing – did you hear it here first?

Posted on: 05-14-2007 Posted in: SEM / E-marketing Posted by: Ben Lloyd | Email the Author

Bookmark marketing, not marketing for books.

Did I just coin a new term for marketing a site on places like del.icio.us, wikipedia & other web 2.0-social-media-ugc-whiz-bang sites?

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Ben Lloyd
Ben Lloyd is Founder/Principal/President of Amplify Interactive. Ben got his start in SEM way back in 1999 - before there was a Google. After working at a few agencies, Ben founded Amplify Interactive in 2003 and hasn't looked back since. Ben likes lots of stuff like golf, pinball, food(ie), booze/beer/wine - in that order, etc. Mostly - he likes doing that stuff with his friends and/or his dog Hank whenever possible.

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