Voted it up on StumbleUpon but was a bit disappointed to see that nobody else had yet.

For those reading this comment, StumbleUpon is likely the easiest (and possibly the most impactful) social media site out there. I encourage you to vote up great content (like this article).

I am conflicted about “link list” posts, especially the ones that are simply titles “links of the week” or the dreaded “del.icio.us links for [date].” I can’t tell from Google Reader what’s in those so I skip them. All of them.

Spread links organically through personal recommendations. Add your thoughts and pass it on.

The other thing that is so easy to do is to publish your delicious links, either in a post or your sidebar. I do my sidebar.

This is a good point. I personally started summarizing articles that I found interesting on my blog. I tag it “weekly articles” (http://prmeetsmarketing.wordpress.com/category/weekly-articles/) so people can just go to that section and get an overview of interesting pr/marketing stories.

And not to add ANOTHER way to share information, I just came upon clipmarks.com – share segments of articles, videos, etc. vs. the whole thing. At some point, maybe all of these tools will consolidate? =)

Good luck with your resolution.

- Cece

I find that Google Reader has reduced my commenting as it’s more difficult to click through, etc. I do love the share function on it, and use a badge on Now Is Gone to share those relevant articles. Tweeting other people’s stuff is a great idea, and I need to do more of it. Blogs of Fire also serves as a mechanism to promote others.

GL