In recent years, Ly Say Khieng (SKL Group) ,Cambodia has opened its doors for foreign investors. Recognizing the potential of export markets for Cambodia’s economic growth; we set the objective to be a reliable partner for exporters/importers who want their cargo moved fast and at lower costs.        In light of this, the need for comprehensive trade processing zone becomes more and more visible. ASK&KH have made significant investment in property and have embarked on projects to construct commercial and industrial zone for export and import in Poipet              SKL Group,the Cambodia-Thai Border. As part of this project, ASK&KH will also construct the necessary infrastructure to support the industrial zone such as:        The new Toll Roads/Highways which runs from the border of Thailand to Cambodia will ensure the efficient transportation of cargoes – Ang Say Khieng. The construction of new water supply systems and Power Production Systems (IPP) will supply much needed resources to the Industry Zone. This new Industrial Zone will have significant economic and social benefits such as reducing poverty by creating jobs for local people and increase tourist movement.

Bookmarking For Popularity
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The concept of Social Bookmarking developed from the idea that regular Internet
users would automatically bookmark their favorite websites on their own PC as a
way of making sure that they kept all their favorites in the same place.

But, what could they do when they were not at their own PC How were they to find
or access their favorite websites then

So, according to Wikipedia:
‘Social bookmarking is a way for Internet users to store, organize, share and
search bookmarks of web pages. In a social bookmarking system, users save links
to web pages that they want to remember and/or share. These bookmarks are
usually public”’

So, the first important thing to note is that these bookmarks are ‘usually public’, so
that if you do decide that a website is a favorite of yours, then other people can see
that, and they can check it out too.

Furthermore, when the first social bookmarking sites became popular, they did so
by coming up with a different way of classifying the site that people were listing,
according to a relatively informal system of tags, rather than the more traditional
‘folders’ system that most people were using on their home or office computers.
So, a user could (and still can) add a favorite to their social bookmarking site list of
favorites, and then choose their own tags for that site.

This tagging system allows sites to be found by social bookmarking site members
by searching on a chosen tag, and the sites often include information about how
popular a particular site is as judged by the number of people who have already
bookmarked it

Some sites even provide web feeds (RSS) for their lists of bookmarks, including
lists organized by tags, so that subscribers can automatically become aware of how
many new viewers a site has, or how many sites have been added to the tagged
group in question.

Some of these social bookmarking sites have become very popular indeed, with the
more established sites like Del.icio.us and even relative newcomers to the ‘game’
like StumbleUpon having achieved Google Page Rank of 8.

Now, there are many sites already out there on the web where you can access
fairly exhaustive lists of Social Bookmarking sites

The important thing is not a long list of site URL’s. The important thing is to really
grasp and understand what these sites can do for you and your blog.

The first thing that you must do with these sites (using the list of 55 above) is to
register for an account with each.
Then, every time that you make a new posting to your blog, you simply submit the
post to the site in question.
Your posting and site address will generally appear on the home page of the site in
question immediately after you submit it.
How long it then stays there is entirely dependent on the popularity of the
bookmarking site itself, and to at least some extent, also on the time that he posting
was submitted.
Will this drive masses of traffic to your site
Well, it is certainly possible.
It is certainly feasible that someone might see your post and add it to their favorites,
and the more people that do that, the longer your posting is likely to remain visible.
This is a particularly important factor on Digg, for example (remember that we
added the Digg plug-in to your blog ).

If enough people ‘digg’ your story to keep it on the top pages, then it is almost
impossible to imagine just how many visitors that this can drive to your site or blog!
I have literally seen websites use their whole allocated monthly bandwidth in one
day as a result of a story really making it big on Digg!
But, in the vast majority of cases, the truth is, no, using social bookmarking sites is
not likely to generate masses of traffic for your site.
But you should still do it for the simple reason that what it will do is create incoming
links for your blog, and these links, as I have mentioned many times before are one
of the two most important factors that help you achieve good search ranking.
These bookmarking sites are also very popular with the search engines
themselves, and the spiders tend to visit them many times a day, so by making
sure that your site is featured, you are making sure that your blog is going to
achieve maximum levels of what is sometimes called ‘search engine love’.

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