Have you tried Del.icio.us yet?

Do you know what Del.icio.us is?

Besides having the best name of the .us suffix, Del.icio.us allows you to create a page that of links that you can share with family, friends and visitors to your site.

Del.icio.us says it’s a:

social bookmarks manager. It allows you to easily add sites you like to your personal collection of links, to categorize those sites with keywords, and to share your collection not only between your own browsers and machines, but also with others

It’s very easy to use Del.icio.us, you add a little bit of code to your browser’s bookmarks bar and every time you’re at a page you would like to bookmark and share, you click on the “remember this link” and are taken to the Del.icio.us page where you can comment on the page and add tags to the link.

One of Del.icio.us’ cool features is that you can see how many people are linked to the pages you’re linked to. This is really amazing from a marketing standpoint.

One of the goals of your blog or of any web site or content is to have as many people as possible link to you, right? What’s interesting about this is that you can see how popular a particular web site is relative to others as measured by links.

For example, 43folders.com has more than 2,200 links, but medgadget.com only has 44. Does that mean that productivity enhancers are more popular than medical devices? Perhaps.

At this point, no links show up to this blog (I know that’s not true, there is at least one IP blog linked to me – thanks Doug!), so link up.

Until I add a permanent link, here is the messaginglab del.iciou.us page.