How To Use Digg As A Marketing Tool

Digg, if used strategically can be a big source of traffic to your blog or website. The significant factor at Digg is getting people to digg your stories and somehow reach to the first page of the social book marking website. Although generating great content is the most important requirement for getting diggs for your web page or your blog post, you somehow need to know the right people who can promote your stuff. You cannot establish a network of friends at Digg in just a single day. It takes lots of time, effort, and strategy to win the friendship of the Digg super-users. Justin on his blog tells you how to do that.

Personally I feel that the Digg traffic is only good for generating instant traffic and most of its content and traffic is based on technology and sensation news. So it will be good to target the website if you produce content in this stream.

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3 Responses to “How To Use Digg As A Marketing Tool”

1. Justin Says:
   October 17th, 2007 at 5:11 pm

   Thanks for the link love! I hope you got a chance to join my feed. i will have lots more interesting articles coming up so stay tuned.

2. Rachel Goldstein Says:
   December 3rd, 2007 at 6:01 pm

   Great article that you referred to above. Justin’s article is a great article - very helpful and a lot of fun to read. I found this page while I was looking for articles about Digg a few days ago. I thought I would stop by and let you know that I wrote an article with 50 Tips from top diggers on how to successfully get to the front page every time. The link is http://www.socialnetworkingarticles.com/2007/11/30/how-to-submit-popular-digg-stories-that-get-to-the-front-page-tips-by-top-digg-users/

   I also wrote a useful article a while back that is about succeeding on social networking sites - http://www.socialnetworkingarticles.com/2007/10/26/tips-for-increasing-your-traffic-on-social-networking-bookmarking-sites/ - I hope that your users find it useful.
   Thank you.
   Rachel

3. Amrit Hallan Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 1:49 pm

   Thanks for the link Rachel. I haven’t updated this blog for a while and your comment brought me back to it

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