You have probably read about Sphinn – the Digg-like, social media site for search engine marketers. Almost every SEO/SEM blog has talked about it. If you haven't, Rand's post is an excellent introduction.

Instead of trying to explain why it is important to get on the Sphinn home page – that is covered in other blogs – I will focus on how to make your posts more “sphinnable” by adding a Sphinn It! link to the end of all your posts. You can do that by using FeedBurner FeedFlares.

In my previous posts on the website and feed you have probably seen something like this:

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