Re: Google at #24, #1 after 25 Social Bookmarks?
@RalphyBoy, the SERPs are always bouncing up and down until G00gle decides where it believes you belong for sure, then movement up or down will be slow and tedious. I wouldn't worry too much about the dip, just keep getting backlinks to your site every day for a short while. If they build in a manner that appears natural and over a few days/weeks G00gle will credit them accordingly. That's my experience.
@Instantk, if you were asking me what I think is too much, I don't ever submit the same RSS feed more than once per month, period. Anything more than that might seem spammy to the directory owners and get your feed banned. Also, if you can mask your IP if submitting a lot of different feeds at once that would be good. R$$ $ubmit doesn't have a built-in mechanism for that, so it's tricky and you have to become creative.
As for what G00gle might see as too much too fast, they won't see all of these links instantly, so I've never worried about it and haven't suffered any notice-able problems. In fact, I've created a blog, built a Squid00 lens, submitted an article, then created a dozen new social bookmarking accounts for a project in a single day and submitted all of those feeds at once and it seemed to get picked up and indexed at the same rate and weight as project sites which were put together over a few days and more gradually.
My biggest thing is in watching that I never submit the same feed more than once in a month, and try to mask or change your IP if submitting multiple feeds at the same time--that's seemed to work out well for me.
An add-on to this
Just thought I'd share, we all know (or should) about blog commenting for backlinks. Well, I don't automate that because I like to shoot for quality over quantity with blog commenting. I'm all about quantity everywhere else though.
Anyway, if you comment on a blog, in seconds you can increase the value of your comment and backlink by submitting that blog's RSS feed with R$$ $ubmit. You've just added a bunch of good in-links to a blog that's linking to your site in a matter of seconds, think about it.
I also have special bookmarking accounts with several social sites that I use just for bookmarking any blog post I comment on too, and of-course I run the feeds of those accounts through R$$ $ubmit too.
Happy linkbuilding...
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