Best of Breed Social Bookmarks Tool

SocialBot V3.0

Are You Using Social Bookmarking As Part of your Traffic Building Strategy? Wouldn't it Be Great If There Was A Way To Automate The Process? Well Guess What?

I Want To Show You How You Can Quickly And Easily Bookmark All Of Your Website's Individual Pages(Without Doing It Page-By-Page) With SocialBot V3.0 - The HOT New Social Bookmarking Program From Incansoft!

Social Bookmarking has made great strides in the past year and continues to grow in popularity, with the addition of many new Social Networking sites offering free book marking services to the general public.

Many of these services offer a free web browser toolbar, JavaScript buttons or other similar features that allow you to add a bookmark quickly and easily when you're viewing a page in your web browser. Some even allow you to import your IE Favorites Folder straight all at once, which quite convenient. There Is Only One Drawback…

TIME! It takes a lot of time and effort to visit one Social Network after another and then bookmark all of your web pages using their individual systems. Social Bookmarking services are usually free to join, and are easy to use - but if you really want to maximize your use of them, you need a way to be able to bookmark your web pages as quickly and easily as possible.

SocialBot V3.0 Features

• Now Supports Multiple Profiles
• Automatically Spider Your Web Sites
• Brand New 5th Generation Spidering and Submition Engines
• Set Filters To Exclude Select Folders And Files
• Generate Link List Sitemaps
• Automatically Submit Sites to 120 Plus English Language Social Bookmarking Services
• Define Your Own Tags
• Fully Threaded For Speed

How SocialBot V3.0 Works For You

SocialBot V3.0 is a Windows Program that's easy to use and performs all of the mundane tasks that are involved in Social Bookmarking.

In a nutshell, you enter a domain, SocialBot V3.0 spiders it and builds a list of web pages to bookmark and then it submits them to the Social Networking services you've got accounts with. At the present time, we support 120 PLUS English Language Social Bookmarking Services:

Because we believe that the Social Bookmarking phenomenon is here to stay, we're going to continue to develop and expand on the functionality of SocialBot V3.0, just as we do with all of our Incansoft Products.

SocialBot V3.0 Benefits

Automated. Efficient. Fast.

The beauty of Social Bookmarking lies in how Social Networking sites aggregate your links in a central location, accessible to other users through the use of Tags (keywords) that you decide are appropriate and not a search engine! Others in your community may rate your pages based on it's quality and usefulness, which can create an endless cycle of traffic.

Social Bookmarking also provides a way for you to add FREE back links to your web pages that are eagerly crawled and picked up on by major search engines, which will lead to higher PR than ever before!

And now, with the release of V3.0, if you're submitting sites under Pen Names, SocialBot allows you to create separate Profiles to submit to alternate accounts on the Social Bookmarking services!

Check out SocialBot V3.0 at Social Bookmarks Tool .com

You're proud of yourself.  You installed the latest and greatest antivirus software when you bought your last computer, and you've kept it current with the latest virus definitions.  You have your operating system set to auto-update and install all the new security patches.  You're careful about what you download and have your antivirus program set to scan files before they're actually saved to your hard drive.

But suddenly your computer seems sluggish.  It's slow to boot, and takes a long time to open or save files.  You notice the home page in your browser has changed, but you don't remember changing it.  You think you spot a new icon in the system tray, but can't remember if it was there or not.  You suspect a virus, but run a scan of your entire system and it shows as clean.

What could be the problem?

Spyware!

Spyware can be installed on your computer without your knowledge, and can result in a number of computer performance issues.  Spyware is designed to monitor or control your computer use.  It can be used to monitor your web surfing, redirect your browser to particular websites, send pop-up ads, or record your keystrokes, which can ultimately lead to identity theft.

The key to protecting yourself from spyware is to learn how to recognize it, avoid it, and remove it from your computer.  All computer users should take the time to implement prevention measures against spyware infection, educate themselves to recognize indicators that their system has been infected, and learn what actions are necessary to eradicate spyware from an infected machine.

Indicators of a spyware infection include:

• An unusually high number of pop-ups
• Your browser goes to sites different than where you tell it to go
• A new toolbar appears on your browser
• New icons appear on your desktop or on the system tray
• Keys suddenly don't work
• The appearance of seemingly random error messages
• Computer boots slower than usual
• Computer seems slow when saving files or starting programs

Fortunately there are steps you can take to drastically reduce your risk of a spyware infection.  Those steps include:

Keep your operating system and web browser current.  Spyware can exploit security holes in these programs.  Software companies issue free "patches" to plug those holes as they're discovered.  If there is an auto-update feature for your operating system and browser, make sure you have activated that feature to automatically check for and install those updates.  It is also a good idea to check for updates manually, even when you have your system set to auto update.

Use both anti-spyware and anti-virus software, set up a firewall, and keep them current.  Most anti-virus software doesn't detect spyware, and if it does it generally doesn't do nearly as good of a job as a standalone anti-spyware program.  Make sure you have both types of programs installed on your computer, and that the programs check for and install updates daily.

Be cautious of free downloads.  It's fun to download free games, screen savers, file-sharing applications, and toolbars.  But it's also important to understand that some of these free software programs may also infect your system with spyware.  If children share your computer, make sure you instruct them not to download programs without your permission.

Know exactly what you're installing before you install it.  End-user license agreements (EULA) contain important information about programs and what they do.  Be sure and read the EULA before installing any software, and if a particular program doesn't have a EULA, or it is hard to find, carefully consider whether you are comfortable risking infection of your system.

Minimize unapproved downloads.  If the security settings on your browser are low, you leave yourself succeptible to receiving downloads that you aren't aware of.  Ensure your browser security settings are high enough to detect these.  Internet Explorer should be set to the "Medium" setting at a minimum.

Don't click on pop-up links.  Click the red "X" icon to close pop-ups.  Clicking anything within the pop-up window (such as a cancel button) might install spyware on your computer.

Install a firewall.  A firewall will block outside access to your system and will alert you in the event spyware already installed on your computer is sending information to unauthorized users.

Back up your data.  You have important information stored on your computer.  Make a back up copy of everything you would like to have in the event your computer crashes.  Do this often.

If you suspect your computer might be infected with spyware, immediately cease any activity that involves credit cards, bank accounts, user names, passwords, or other information that may compromise you personally.  Check to ensure your security software is active with the most current updates, and scan your entire system for both spyware and viruses.  Remove or quarantine anything detected as malicious.

Eradicate spyware from your computer.  Author, John Rogers recommends you implement a spyware protection free scan of your computer at http://www.spywareprotectionfree.com.