TagFoot - The New Social Bookmarking Site

TagFoot is a fantastic new social bookmarking site that is currently in private beta. However, you can sign up by clicking here.
TagFoot is similar to Del.icio.us, Digg, and Squidoo, but has it’s own unique features. It is designed in the smooth and easy to use Web 2.0 format. Currently, visiting the main page will only bring you to the video, but you can still sign up and take part. Once the site is fully operational (out of beta mode), then the search engines will crawl and rank the pages.
The supports staff are super friendly and very rapid to work on issues or ideas that the users think up.
Another nifty fact is that they have a 50% Adsense Revenue sharing program. The links are also dofollow, so you not only get traffic from your friends, but get a good backlink.
Here’s some more reasons to join:
Import your existing IE and/or Firefox bookmarks (you can import all as private and change later)
easily manage and access all of your bookmarks from any computer
quickly share anything you find on the web with your friends
share what you want, when you want, with whom you want
tag all of your imported bookmarks so they are more easily found
If you’re using Firefox, you can drag and drop links onto your sidefoot - onto a specific tag or section.
tag your friends and you can send a message and/or share with that tag - everyone you tagged will get your message as opposed to you having to remember everyone’s member name. I use this when I post the Adsense articles - I share with “super users.”
go to Amazon, find something you like and add it to your tagfoot wishlist. Watch as tagfoot scrapes the page and grabs all of the possible prices for you.
Play with privacy settings. Add something to your wishlist that you want to buy for a friend, tag it with your friends name, and set it to private. You just created a private shopping list for that friend!
It’s 100% free!
TagFoot Signup
This is the time to sign up so you can give them your feedback on what you would like to see!
Update: Tagfoot is now adding, not only Adsense revenue sharing, but also has plans for adding other ways of making money (along with being a part of a fun and growing community). They are asking the members for input right now on other ways, such as Ebay, Amazon, Cafe Press and many more.
Read this:
Additional revenue sharingTuesday, October 07, 2008So, we’ve got our Google Adsense sharing program setup and we’re thrilled so many have jumped on board. We’re now looking forward to getting tagfoot out into the wild so we can start making you guys (and us too) some real money. Until then, it’s going to continue to be pennies no doubt.
First, we need to quiet down the “messages overload” noise we spoke about last week - and we’re on that hard core right now. While we’re banging away on that, there are a couple of other things we can get into regarding moving to a public beta.
One of the most important, is making money.
Revenue sharingWe’ve got a ton of options beyond Adsense and we’re hoping some of you pros will help us whittle it down a bit. Here are a couple of ideas we’re tossing around that we think have the most potential - both keeping in mind the same type of impression based sharing we’re currently doing with Adsense.
1. Amazon2. iTunes
AmazonYour personal tagfoot wishlist can end up being a virtual treasure trove in more ways than you think. Not just a place for your friends to find stuff for you on your birthday, your wishlist can make you money all year round by driving traffic from your blogs, MySpace, Facebook etc.
It’s an easy setup. Simply pop in your Amazon affiliate ID, just as you did with your Adsense ID, and we’ll attach it to everything in your wishlist. Next, plug your tagfoot wishlist RSS feed into your personal blog, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, etc. and you’re done.
iTunesThe tubefoot is being used to play free music all day long right now by quite a few. We’re guessing it’s going to get hit pretty hard once word gets out. We can set up the tubefoot with a “purchase” link for each track - linking directly to iTunes.
Same drill - plug in your iTunes affiliate ID, we attach it to the tracks, members copy your tracks and potentially buy’em.
Let’s do thisWe’ve got a couple of other ideas we’re throwing around but, we thought it best to hand it off to you guys at this point. We’d like to get most of this stuff solidified over the next couple of weeks so we have a chance at generating some holiday revenue for every one - let’s act quick.
1. What are your thoughts regarding the methods above?2. What other options would you like to see us consider?
No holds barred.
So, if you want to be in on the discussion, NOW is the time to do it! Sign up and make your ideas heard.