Indian social bookmarking sites take off & it’s a rush out there already..
I have been approached by four social bookmarking sites for reviews; however instead of writing individual reviews, it makes sense to do a sweeping scan of this entire space, hence this round up post.
If the essence of Web2.0 is social sharing, websites like Digg, Del.icio.us etc are at the forefront of this new web paradigm. They are popular because they function as antidotes to the internet’s biggest problem – its unbridled vastness and ever growing nature. These sites serve two specific purposes- (a) aggregating the internet content through shared bookmarking and (b) filtering that content, to isolate the most popular amongst the shared bookmarks.
A bunch of Indian social bookmarking sites have sprung up and I think, they are slowly gaining traction. I assert this because, many of the reviews that I write on Webyantra get bookmarked on these sites and contribute fairly significant traffic to this blog. Almost all the sites that are being reviewed here (except IndiaMarks) have adopted Digg’s basic design as a benchmark, with traces of innovative features peppered here and there. In my opinion, there are three distinct factors, that are crucial to the success of a social bookmarking site.
1) the content on the site,
2) how the site’s design aids discoverability and findability of that content,
3) and the site’s aesthetics, usability, look/feel etc.
This review will attempt to explore how the sites fare along these dimensions.
NewsCola- This site has been launched by RHR Networks, the Bangalore based startup that runs Bixee, Pixrat, Glogblog etc. The fact that Pixrat happens to be the first Indian website to be TechCrunched, inherently raises my expectations from the RHR team. I had a detailed chat with RHR’s Himanshu Nautiyal, when NewsCola was launched; he shared his perspective of the Indian social bookmarking space and how they would like to differentiate by being a ‘news’ bookmarking site. I love the name NewsCola- it is very catchy and seems very apt for a news site. Though, I personally feel that NewsCola (by focusing on news, instead of interesting stories) is taking a fairly radical approach to social bookmarking, for the Digg style voting interface is not best suited for news. Newscola’s interface seems to be inspired by Reddit. The site’s design makes for easy discoverability and it has a clean, Web2.0ish look. The site was launched just 2-3 weeks back and so its still early to assess how it is performing.
HumDigg: This site has been around for 3-4 months and seems to be getting sparing traffic currently. I like the site’s design in terms of its discoverability but the content on the site doesn’t seem India focused. Which inherently undermines the basic reason behind the site’s existence. Why should I go to HumDigg to read non India specific content? Should I rather not go to Digg for that? Something that reflects poorly on the site’s creators is the fact that this site is anonymous. I looked around on the site but found no references to the identity of the site’s promoters, except a one line pointer to something (maybe a company) called M9 (reminds me of MI6).
IndianPad: This site has been around for more than six months and probably gets the most traffic at this stage. While the website’s name is fairly indistinctive, it’s design is excellent from the standpoint of discoverability. It also has some pretty innovative features like this cool mashup of user lists with GoogleMaps, the ability to upload audio files, ability for users to put their Google ads on IndianPad and earn ad revenues, innovative tag/story clouds etc. So far so good. What I DON’T like about IndianPad is the fact that it has a very active adult/porn section (something that’s totally unnecessary for a site of this nature). Take a look at the livecast section; one distinctly gets the impression that IndianPad is cunningly using adult content to drive traffic to its site. Now, this is what I would call ‘hitting below the belt’. And quite conveniently enough, the site is anonymous- there is not a shred of mention anywhere about its creators. Overall I think, the creators of IndianPad, by including adult/porn content on the site, are doing THEMSELVES a great disfavour and tarnishing the site’s image.
IndiaMarks: This site is from Better Labs (a Pune/Silicon Valley startup) and is the only site, that has not adopted the popular Digg style voting mechanism. I like its basic look/feel, but I think it needs to improve from the standpoint of discoverability. The content on the site, while being quite technology centric, doesn’t seem India specific and I see that causing a diffusion in its focus. I think the site’s approach is a refreshing departure from the Digg fixation; I’ll be interested to know what others think of this.
IndiaGram: This site is run by these three guys. It largely has India specific content and probably gets a fair degree of traffic as well. There is some distinctiveness about its visual look/feel but the site needs to improve from a discoverability standpoint. I think the site should try to add some innovative features, to give it a greater ‘grip’ over its users.
PutVote: This is a recent entrant to this space. I searched on the site but couldn’t find any reference to its creators. Whoever it is, he/she sure does have a cool sense of humour. You can’t miss the kinky language on its ‘about’ page. I find this site quite promising. It has a distinctive look & feel, it scores well on the discoverability front and the content seems India specific (in fact, specific to South India, rather Chennai in particular). Watch out for this site in future!
Forums Of India: This site is from a Chicago based company called Oviya Technologies, which is run by an Indian software professional. It has separate sections for articles, videos & forums which gets split at the homepage itself. I am not sure if this is a good idea from a user’s perspective. The site’s content is largely India centric but it doesn’t seem to be getting much traffic currently.
Updated on 23/8/06
IndianBytes- This site is possibly the latest entrant to this space. I browsed the site briefly but found no references anywhere to its creators. It must be some NRI living in Colorado, USA, because (as per this ‘Terms of Use’) all browsing litigations on the website are subject to the laws of that place!!! The name IndianByte sounds quite indistinctive and very similar to IndianPad, IndiaMarks, IndiaGram. (While on this, can I request all future Indian social bookmarking sites NOT TO USE INDIA OR INDIAN IN THEIR NAME.) As of now, IndianBytes seems to have implemented a pretty basic Digg kind of design. The user interface has a pleasing colour scheme. The site doesn’t have much content currently and I think they need to address the discoverability factor.
I tried to do a split of how many of the eight sites reviewed in this post, are India based and how many are from NRIs. Here’s what my best guess is (and it might be wrong!)-
NewsCola - the RHR guys are Bangalore based
HumDigg - anonymous site, but I think (don’t ask me why) it must be an NRI
IndianPad - anonymous site, but again my hunch is that, it must be an NRI
IndiaMarks - BetterLabs has offices in Pune/Silicon valley
IndiaGram - not sure but looks predominantly NRI to me
PutVote - seems to be a (resident Indian+NRI) team
ForumsOfIndia – NRI based in Chicago
IndianBytes - seems like an NRI in Colorado,USA
And if the above is true, it shows that Indian Web2.0 sites are currently preoccupied with what economists describe as ‘concept arbitrage’. How I wish, they could shake off some of their Silicon Valley fixation and create original & innovative products .
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(Just to understand how these sites are actually faring in terms of traffic, I plan to create accounts on each of them and bookmark this post. I’ll post the results of this ‘test’ as an update to this post, a week or two later.)
Chandu on Aug 21, 2006
Thanks for the info.
I never new that these sites exist. Some of them are really useful.
phani on Aug 21, 2006
Hi….
the article is pretty good….
I bookmark on to indianpad,indiagram and humdigg
I would like to comment a few things
1. Indian pad is definitely the best,though most of the articles are masala based.
2.Hum digg is abt ‘hum’ the inidans digging the stories… not necessarily mean that its only abt the indian stories…. its about all the stories that are of relevance to indians…. (or so the bookmarker thinks..)
On the whole i like the simple interface of humdigg and it has lot of scope for improvement and compared to other bookmarking sites… it has very few porn,masala links and stories are comparitively better commented up on….
indiamarks and forums of india are perhaps the worst of the list
News cola and put vote yet to prove their mettle…. But so far the stories seem to repeat in most of the bookmarking sites….
another struggling new site is
http://indianbytes.com/ to sum it up……..
amit on Aug 21, 2006
“Just to understand how these sites are actually faring in terms of traffic, I plan to create accounts on each of them and bookmark this post. I’ll post the results of this ‘test’ as an update to this post, a week or two later.”
Well it seems that I will be spared the trouble of bookmarking this post myself on the sites. Within two hours of this post being published, it has been bookmarked on putvote, indianpad, humdigg, indiagram (as per comments/emails received by me)
amit
Rakesh on Aug 21, 2006
Amit…
Thanks for covering IndiaGram in your article. I agree that we need to work more on the discoverability, but it is encouraging to see various bloggers and reviewers refering to our side and have mostly positive things to say about it (). We always welcome healthy criticism and are willing to implement any interesting features suggested by the users. If you do have any specific suggestions, please do share with us.
Thanks,
Midhun on Aug 22, 2006
There’s another with a slightly more innovative name by some ex-IIMA guys called rambhai.com
It’s look and feel needs work, but the name, concept and content look cool to begin with.
Himanshu Nautiyal on Aug 22, 2006
Great roundup of the space, Amit.
We at Newscola are working on personalized news in addition to the basic bookmarking. I think that will be the killer. The site is also moving slightly towards “interesting content” rather than just “news”. Your guess about what might get more success seems to be correct.
The next few months are going to be exciting. May the best bookmarker win
kaps on Aug 22, 2006
Agree with your point about Indian Pad. I have subscribed to a feed which doesn’t contain adult content, but still end up getting adult content on my feed. One of the reason is that the people who upload the content end up uploading adult content without mentioning the fact that it is adult content. The moderators need to manually filter out the stuff.
a champion bookmarker on Aug 22, 2006
IndianPad is basically a porn site masquerading as a social bookmarking site.
Want proof of this- ok ; look up the most popular stories section, also look up what people are searching for on the site, also look at the livecast - you will know what I mean ..
beachbong on Aug 22, 2006
I am one of the most active users at IndianPad and have never visited the Adult Section. Does it bother me that the site has adult related content? Yes, but I would HATE it if the editors there start meddling with our stories.
I know Indians love censorship but I am glad that IndianPad bucks the trend and allows people to post any content they want.
Here are some stats for you from this page - Out of 10,000 stories only 707 are adult!
ram on Aug 22, 2006
Nice review of the sites. It is interesting to note that newscola, forumsofindia and indianbytes are all based on the same open source software, pligg, but none of the sites mention it.. putvote is hosted on crispynews.com with which one can setup a similar site in a couple of hours..
Inspite of all these sites coming up, most of them don’t appeal to me as all of them seem to concentrate on ‘news’ items which are useful only if you read them on the day the ‘news’ happened. Looking at earlier links on these sites is pretty much useless. One exception is forumsofindia which seems to have more of ‘articles’ than ‘news’. But, as you mentioned it doesn’t seem to have as much traffic as the others.
jiyocricket on Aug 22, 2006
Im sure If you can compare and contrast with US centric sites like digg, reddit etc you can infer the following.
1. Indians dont like to comment. % of comments is insignificant as compared to the digg
2. Indians dont like to vote. again same % as above
3. Indian audience is still immature. The demographic of the western world as opposed to India is different in terms of usage of social bookmarking sites in terms of age. PC penetration (affluence) is a recent phenonmenon (8+ years) as opposed to the western world who have lived thru ibm pc’s, apple mac’s etc.
On a sidenote IndianPad should drop the porn section lest Google Safesearch classifies the site as peddling porn.
Neverthless IndianPad has the critical mass of readers, and posters, the most important thing in a social networking site thereby making all other sites to be a subset of IndianPad in terms of content, posters and readers.
so for what its worth I vote IndianPad number 1.
indianpad on Aug 22, 2006
Amit, thanks for the review. Indianbytes.com is also a good site that wasn’t mentioned.
I am copying the response that I gave to this story at indianpad.
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Amit does have a point when he says that the Adult section on the site is quite active. However, we disagree with comments that label us as ‘porn peddlers’.
We have had discussions internally on whether we should limit adult content but we have unanimously voted down any ‘censorship’ on multiple occasions. All adult content is separated into its own categories so that our filters can hide it from regular view. We have also gone to great lengths to filter other adult content from users who have not chosen to view it.
We are also working on filters so that adult content automatically recognized and flagged into the adult category but this will require fine tuning over the near future.
As mentioned, some pages cannot be filtered :
Who’s Online – We will be misreporting our stats if we filtered all adult posts here.
Live Search – There is no way to decide by looking at the words whether the context is adult or not.
Stats – We will be misreporting our stats if we filtered all adult posts here.
We are always open to suggestions on how we can improve and make the site easier for users. But, censorship is a slippery slope and our users can rest assured that we will ‘NOT’ censor content.
Kindly note that even Google will serve you porn if you search for it!
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As always, the content is yours and the bugs are ours
Vaibhav Domkundwar - Better Labs on Aug 22, 2006
Amit:
Thanks for the coverage of indiamarks, and this is definitely a good recap. indiamarks is currently under going a fairly big change and I will keep you posted when we launched the 1.0 update. I believe we will continue to focus on the bookmarking aspect to surface valuable content that Indians find useful.
In the meantime, we are evolving indiahappening towards more of a “users reporting interesting stuff” angle and we should have that ready to go by next month.
Like Himanshu says above, the service that will connect with the users will prevail.
amit on Aug 23, 2006
Phani, IndianPad(admin)
Thanks for pointing out http://www.indianbytes.com. I’ll try to put out an update to this post and include a brief profile of their site as well.
Amit Ranjan
Akash on Aug 23, 2006
For more information on the creators of putvote
http://putvote.blogspot.com/2006/07/wanting-your-valuable-feedback.html
neeraj on Aug 23, 2006
hi amit..SlashIndia started operations earlier this year and is loosely modelled on slashdot. Dont know if it fits into your list.
Kingsley Joseph on Aug 23, 2006
Hi Amit, tried to email you couple days ago, but since I haven’t received a response, I’ll assume it fell prey to a spam filter.
First, thanks for mentioning us, inspite of us still being in the barely-works stage (way before alpha :). PutVote is run by me and my blogger friend Chandru aka Ravages. We don’t have a very formal setup. Our technology is off-the-shelf and we couldn’t care less. We are what I call casualpreneurs - but just because we do this part-time doesn’t mean we are any less serious.
We want to build a fun community of blog enthusiasts, both readers and bloggers. We think the way to do that is by involving bloggers and that is where our focus is/ will be. We don’t have a revenue model. The ads on our site belong to our service provider, which keeps our expenses down to just time.
On the issue of porn/censorship, I’m of the opinion that you can’t have both unless you have a Google-quality filter to keep it out-of-view for everyone who doesn’t want to see it. It’s easier for a fledgling outfit like us to just say no to it than spend time trying to keep it out of everyone’s way.
We’re going to spend the time we save by not doing that, in marketing and getting the word out. We have a lot more planned on that front, and I’ll keep you posted.
Naveen on Aug 23, 2006
Indianpad is in someways a meshup of digg and youtube. And the similarity to youtube is courageous and commendable. Thanks for standing up for free speech. Remaining anonymous will also help probably…
Shortsighted fear and scorn of immorality is what allows economically stupid things such as the drug war to continue…
Vikram on Aug 25, 2006
Thats a good review Amit!
Glad that you mentioned about Indianpad. We indians are good at innovating on a borrowed concept. the same goes true for indianpad. The recipe is: google maps, userlist, simple and clean design etc etc AND some porn under the garb of user generated content. (Wonder who these users are, with suggestive and funny names). Its loud and clear- ‘Porn sells’ (and brings in traffic to the site)’. When this is pointed out - people scream foul - censorship, curb on expression of speech, indian audience are immature blah blah blah.
Anyhow, its good to see Indianpad cleaning up their act. they began with a bold tab of ‘Adult’, changed that to 18+, now they have further moved the 18+ tab down to a separate box, presumably for the ‘only interested’ can subscribe. They need to also do something about the ’songs with abuse’. To my mind some are bawdy songs and they need to be moved. However, I leave it to the judgement of indianpad, whether they want a first time user to be put off by the explicits staring in the face or they want to shift this elsehwere. Go to the site look at the music section on the right side and see what I mean….
indianpad on Aug 28, 2006
Another one for the list - http://www.startups.in/India/
amit on Aug 29, 2006
IndianPad,
Thanks for pointing out another of those bookmarking sites.
amit
Dolan Champa Guharay on Aug 30, 2006
After reading all the comments, I could not stop myself and hence, would like to inform you all that http://www.humsubka.com , another social networking site is in pipeline to dominate the rest. Equipped with new features, like - Live Chat, Online Music, Free Classifieds and Online Data Storage upto 1Gb makes this site unique among others.
No doubt, http://www.humsubka.com is modelled on MySpace, but focusing Indian community is something which makes it popular among NRIs who have been waiting for a website carrying all the above mentioned features on a common platform.
IndianPad on Sep 5, 2006
Here is another site where you can bookmark videos - http://www.infeedia.com/
vivek on Sep 19, 2006
this is a slightly different news site - maybe more innovative!!
vivek on Sep 19, 2006
this is a slightly different news site - maybe more innovative!!
http://www.indianradar.com
doctor on Sep 22, 2006
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Indian Bee on Sep 27, 2006
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DP on Nov 6, 2006
hooeey (www.hooeey.com) is more in its own space. While it is also a social bookmarking site, it stands out from the crowd in features like a downloadable toolbar that allows real time record on and off features , as well as an analytics page that lets you study your browsing history patterns ( especially useful for researchers and people who surf as part of their work).
Hooeeys good….. check it out.
DP
Bapi on Dec 29, 2006
What exactly is the revenue model of these social bookmarking sites? Can anyone coment if they are able to make money or when they expect to breakeven?
cheers!
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Spatibanda on Jan 29, 2007
Check out this newest entrant in this arena.
DolBajao.com is a good ‘India Centric’ Social Bookmarking site Catering to Indians worlwide. It gives the “real power to the people†in deciding what should be published with a mission to “Spread clean and fun Indian Content on the internet!â€.
DolBajao.com is a web service that allows anyone to submit a link to a news article, a YouTube Video, a great Deal, a bollywood story that will be reviewed by all and will be promoted, based on popularity, to the main page. Users can submit and play embedded videos, images etc.
Mozomo on Feb 26, 2007
Social Bookmarking and Agreegating is outdated Hyper Agreegating seems to be the future….
Has anyone chked India’s first Web 2.0 Hyper Aggregated Portal - Indy Chai the Beta version?!
I think its Awesome + Simple!
http://www.IndyChai.com
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babu on Mar 13, 2007
I was looking for an Indian site that can combine news, movies, cricket and also social networking aspects such as forums, blogs, private messages etc. I stumbled upon http://www.hangoutwith.com and found to be great! Hangoutwith.com is a good social networking site especially for Indians and it is much cleaner than other sites such as orkut, tagged etc. I agree that it is still in Beta and need to get fine tuned. But I am sure that people at hangoutwith.com are doing their best to get there!
Give it a Spin!
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amit D. on Apr 15, 2007
Just stumbled upon your post…nice read…One question though; for the people behind these sites :-
Y most of you runs behind the ideas which is already made popular by someone else….. try to Invent something new…….it don’t matter you succeed or not but its well worth trying at least!
And If still you choose the same and why don’t you evolve it further instead of achieving same level!
imran hashmi on Apr 18, 2007
Nice to see indian Social Bookmarking sites with Good PRs
Santosh Shaw on Apr 27, 2007
Hi All,
TellaLink.com is a new in this series. It has all the feature of a social book marking application. But what makes it different from its peer is its link management algorithm. It manages links in tag-tree structure, i.e. you can tag a link as main_tag->sub_tag->sub_sub_tag. Also, you can filter your links as star links and public and private links.
It also provides a small tool compliant with I.E. am sure that this tool is much more efficient than what is provided by others.
So, have a look on the website and comments: http://www.TellaLink.com
Thanks and Regards,
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Santosh Shaw
http://www.TellaLink.com
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imran hashmi on Jun 3, 2007
Hello WebYantra bhai
Check another Social Bookmarking site
http://www.Tagza.com
Hope you would like it and submit yoru stories there too
WebSatan on Jun 6, 2007
Well I reached you story from Digg.com so its just added your work, now you have to submit you stuff in all the above ones as well.
Web Satan
Mrugesh on Jun 25, 2007
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imran hashmi on Jul 5, 2007
All nice posts on this blog and comments are awsome
I would like to tell you guys about a Genie which cretaes auto links for all social bookmarking sites.
It is http://www.TaGenie.com - It is TagGenie
I hope Web masters who want some automation for Bookmarking will remember it
sfkv on Jul 7, 2007
Great read on the web 2.0 site in India. IndianPad is good and I realized that humdigg is no more exist, but its seems they changed their name to humsurfer or sold to someone. Because the interface looks similar.
Raju on Jul 7, 2007
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Sandeep on Jul 24, 2007
Check this cool stuff - http://www.apnirai.com
Vissu on Aug 14, 2007
Yet Another Indian Digg Style Network
http://www.toplist.co.in with 50% AdRevenue sharing with members.
mk on Aug 27, 2007
Recently first Indian video sharing site launched which also share 50% revenue with users. Here user can also share photos web pages etc.
mk on Aug 27, 2007
site name is http://www.flicksharing.com
minhaj on Sep 8, 2007
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Nitin Patel on Oct 3, 2007
Musicmirchi is the best site to download Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu Movie Songs.
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sharpdee on Oct 19, 2007
Which way can we microblog. chittR answers it.
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Sushanth on Nov 5, 2007
http://www.oneindia.in have launched bookmarking in Indian languages (http://bookmarks.oneindia.in/). This is the first website to open bookmarking in Indian language. It is pretty popular and very useful. You can bookmar in Hindi, Tamil, telugu, kannada and malayalam.
It rocks.
DesiGuy on Nov 9, 2007
The latest one in that list is: http://www.desishout.com
I like the layout of this new site.
Badsra on Nov 12, 2007
PutVote is probably closed now. Since the URL directs to SalesForce, it may be safe to assume who the owner is.
BTW, there seem to be a lot of spam links in the comments…you may end up losing Google Juice..
Maria on Nov 17, 2007
here another bookmarking site for India - http://www.bookmarks.nazariya.com
Indian Bookmarking site on Dec 8, 2007
Hello
Nice collection of Top Bookmarking sites. I just came across another indian Bookmarking site.
http://www.Tagza.com
Mostly you will find every kind of links there.
Shwetha on Dec 12, 2007
Hello there
I just Googled for “Indian Social Bookamkring sites” and came to this link. I see there is great list of web sites here. Thanks for this list.
What you guys think which 1 of these 10 sites is the best
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGIC_en___GB249&q=indian+social+bookmarking+site
Nikhil on Dec 16, 2007
Pretty good review about Indian social bookmarking sites, social bookmarking is growing very rapidly in India - would love to see one of the Indian Social Bookmarking sites replacing big players like digg,reddit -and there is also a possibility of that considering the population of India. Here is a list of other Indian social bookmarking sites http://www.paidglobalsurveys.com/Social-Bookmarking-Sites.htm
Nikhil
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Ankit on Apr 30, 2008
Thanks for the sites !! added in all of them
sonia malhotra on Jun 17, 2008
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online shopping on Jul 3, 2008
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Val on Aug 5, 2008
Have a look at http://www.entopica.com. Entopica Online is a bookmarking system tailored for individuals and companies. Users can easily access, categorize, share and store their bookmarks online. It is free to join.
Manu on Aug 10, 2008
Hey, you missed indiahacker.com — the presentation looks neat and stands out from the crowded UI of most Indian portals.
Manu on Aug 10, 2008
Oh.. damn, it’s http://www.indiahacker.com
MetroJoint on Sep 4, 2008
MetroJoint a social networking site, has introduced a ‘Producer Rewards’ program that enables users to earn money by uploading videos on the site. The users start earning money once the video receives 5000 views.
Later, user’s earnings goes on increasing per thousand view.
This opens a great wave of enthusiasm amongst the video submitters in India, Pakistan and other countries where MetroJoint has good presence, Majority of South Asian nations sites does not have such a program.”
Dilip on Dec 20, 2008
you missed out on http://www.indianpick.com
RON on Jan 5, 2009
One more is http://www.wikiplugs.com/
syed on Apr 1, 2009
Great List of Indian social bookmarking sites. Nice job of putting it together. As an Indian I love it.
preet on Apr 9, 2009
and
http://forceindya.com/
Dentist on May 25, 2009
It’s a nice list and really helped me….
thanks for sharing list.
accounting homework on May 30, 2009
I have used Indianpad till now but was not aware that list is that much big. Can you share international social bookamarking list too? I have a list but I might get more from you too.
Film Institute on Jun 15, 2009
great Indian social bookmarking list. i didn’t know most of them before. Thank U.
barty on Jun 17, 2009
how about my website (www.lollu.net) for Indian Social Bookmarking
barty on Jun 17, 2009
My website (lollu.net) also features Tamil and Telugu bookmarking and absolutely no adult/r rated posts allowed. Indian Social Bookmarking
Film School on Jun 18, 2009
Very useful post Amit! Thanks.
Social bookmarking has become an integral part of any business’
online presence.
Accounting Homework on Jun 22, 2009
Hi,
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Thanking you.