Learn what takes off with Digg
July 29th, 2009
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Digg – The old sport
Using Digg as a billboard for your message and receiving tons of visitors when your post goes viral is a fun sport to some people.
Others consider it work and charge big bucks for a post at Digg that really fly.
The 28 millions visits each month spells lots of potential visitors to your site, all you need to know is what buttons to push.
Since you are reading this, I am assuming you are using Digg? Take a look at this video i made and let me know what you think.
If you are not getting the results you want, this video might help you get past your hurdles, I can’t make any promises, it is all up to you, but why not accept all the free help you can get.
If you are new to Digg I suggets you explore Digg for 1 week, 1 hour per day.
When you are at the end of the week I recommend you examine 3 stories that have over 200 diggs. What category is it? What title? What are the comments? How would this fit into your niche and your style of writing?
I hope you get the attention you are looking for using Digg
Watch the video and learn more on how to reach higher altitudes
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More precisely, Digg is more important from the point of SEO.
Digg offers tremendous value to website owners and online entrepeneurs with 28 million visitors per month.
I’m a little new with Digg but I’m no dummy I can see this could be a good thing. I’m starting to market a few things and this is a good lesson in marketing. I would guess there are other places like digg as well that have some influence.
Some very good information on how to sue digg
One reason to post in Digg is that the search engines seem to favor it.