I usually do not write articles related to money or finance related subjects. But I know that some of you do and have blogs and sites in these niches. Ever wondered how to get quality targeted traffic to these sites and blogs? Now here is an opportunity for you to do it, for free!

I have always stressed the importance of social bookmarking sites in terms of getting free traffic and free back links. Now here is a new hot social bookmarking service that is dedicated to the best money and finance related articles from all over the world. Although this site is made by Pinyo - a personal finance blogger for personal finance bloggers, you can submit your articles in quite a few categories.

You may not be getting real targeted visitors to your money and finance oriented blogs and sites by submitting your articles to popular social media and bookmarking services. With PF Buzz you will get only high quality targeted visitors. And thats for free too! Sounds tempting? Read on...

PF Buzz is currently a PR 2 site with more than 300 active users and growing. You can even submit your own articles at the moment if it belongs to any of the categories that include business, career, credit and debt, frugality, finance planning, real estate, taxes, insurance and making money apart from the general variety.

Nobody likes spam. As I mentioned in my earlier posts it is important to see which posts are suitable for which social bookmarking site. Since PF Buzz is a niche social bookmarking site please make sure that you submit only quality posts related to the topics mentioned above. PF has got a very friendly layout and user interface. Like any other bookmarking sites PF also offers bookmarklets to make your job easier.

Although its still a little bit early, I believe this site is poised for growth, as many important personal finance bloggers are already using PF to their advantage. So join PF Buzz now to get some early bird benefits and free, quality targeted visitors to your blogs and sites.

Like Ben - another site user says, it is so much better to have a site focused on personal finance like this compared to the giants like stumble and digg!