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Is it just me or is it much harder to find people to give you social bookmarks in exchange for NP?

Is this just a normal fluctuation or the start of something permanent? Cause if it is indeed just harder now that's a total boner-shrinker because bookmarks are fantastic for indexing and great for building traffic and awareness to your mini-sites.

The right content and the right domain will index in time anyways, but bookmarks accelerate the process which is why I like them so much.
 
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Putting it into sig of forums also gets it indexed.

Mostly I have heard some parking pages are never indexed and even if indexed they have less chance to rank properly so no gain in getting indexed.
 
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Putting it into sig of forums also gets it indexed.

Mostly I have heard some parking pages are never indexed and even if indexed they have less chance to rank properly so no gain in getting indexed.

Since Parked.com allows you to add content I suppose it's possible in theory for a parked page to index if the content was orgasmic. Like it had a working formula to winning the lottery.

Link me when it happens.

Is it just me or is it much harder to find people to give you social bookmarks in exchange for NP?

http://www.mtv.com/videos/paula-cole/47189/where-have-all-the-cowboys-gone.jhtml

Where have all the social bookmarkers gone, ohhhhhhh
 
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Several of my domains parked at Parked with additional content are indexed - yes, in Google too, not just Yahoo:

s u r g e r y c o s m e t i c [.] n e t
b i r d c a g e s [.] b i z

(but Nick's right - they don't rank very well because Google knows they're basically just parked pages).
 
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