Top 10 Ways To Get People To Digg Your Website - Please Digg This
Top 10 lists can always be seen on Digg’s homepage, and to give you an example — here are ten things that will help this post become popular on Digg.
10. Digg users enjoy lists.
This list will get a lot of Diggs because it is unique. It also brings the word out to everyone that tries to game the site. Digg users enjoy quality content. They reward the best by a simple click on the Digg button.
9. Make your article one page long.
Digg users hate when you submit a page that they have to click through a bunch of pages to see the entire thing. Digg users like all their information on one link.
8. Make your article reference Digg.com.
Digg users love to promote sites that love the sites they use. The vast majority of sites that are against Digg are quickly buried.
7. Get your article submitted by a top Digg user.
Digg users enjoy articles that were submitted by the top Digg users more than by random newbies. By going with the top diggers, they avoid a big majority of the spam that is submitted to Digg.
6. Make your article unique.
Digg users hate repeated content that has been featured on the homepage before. Digg users enjoy an article that is new.
5. Make sure your page is hosted on a high bandwidth server.
Digg users hate visiting websites that get suspended when the spike in traffic hits. Make sure you have a lot of bandwidth and also use the Wordpress Super Cache plugin to handle a Digg effect.
4. Make your article interesting to tech savvy individuals.
Digg users are very fond of technology and industry news. Digg users like to Digg stories that most people who are not on the computer very often, would have no idea about.
3. Make sure your article has a live Digg button on the post.
Digg users find it convenient when they are reading the Digg frontpage and visit an article that has a Digg button sitting on it for them to Digg it after they finished reading the article. Digg users know that time is precious, and those with the button for easy clicking generally get more Diggs. Always remember to ask your reader to digg the article. Click the share this button at the end of this post.
2. Make sure your article has a creative title.
Digg users like titles that are controversial or funny. Digg users hate titles that explain nothing.
1. Make sure your article is in list format.
The listing format is popular because you can read three times as much information, in one third of the time. Digg users tend to like informational top 10 lists because of their simplicity and creativity.
Don’t forget to give a mention to the Popular Digg topics like the Iphone, MACs, linux, music pirates, marijuana, Digg Owner - Kevin Rose, Ron Paul, 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0, etc.
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10. Digg users enjoy lists.
This list will get a lot of Diggs because it is unique. It also brings the word out to everyone that tries to game the site. Digg users enjoy quality content. They reward the best by a simple click on the Digg button.
9. Make your article one page long.
Digg users hate when you submit a page that they have to click through a bunch of pages to see the entire thing. Digg users like all their information on one link.
8. Make your article reference Digg.com.
Digg users love to promote sites that love the sites they use. The vast majority of sites that are against Digg are quickly buried.
7. Get your article submitted by a top Digg user.
Digg users enjoy articles that were submitted by the top Digg users more than by random newbies. By going with the top diggers, they avoid a big majority of the spam that is submitted to Digg.
6. Make your article unique.
Digg users hate repeated content that has been featured on the homepage before. Digg users enjoy an article that is new.
5. Make sure your page is hosted on a high bandwidth server.
Digg users hate visiting websites that get suspended when the spike in traffic hits. Make sure you have a lot of bandwidth and also use the Wordpress Super Cache plugin to handle a Digg effect.
4. Make your article interesting to tech savvy individuals.
Digg users are very fond of technology and industry news. Digg users like to Digg stories that most people who are not on the computer very often, would have no idea about.
3. Make sure your article has a live Digg button on the post.
Digg users find it convenient when they are reading the Digg frontpage and visit an article that has a Digg button sitting on it for them to Digg it after they finished reading the article. Digg users know that time is precious, and those with the button for easy clicking generally get more Diggs. Always remember to ask your reader to digg the article. Click the share this button at the end of this post.
2. Make sure your article has a creative title.
Digg users like titles that are controversial or funny. Digg users hate titles that explain nothing.
1. Make sure your article is in list format.
The listing format is popular because you can read three times as much information, in one third of the time. Digg users tend to like informational top 10 lists because of their simplicity and creativity.
Don’t forget to give a mention to the Popular Digg topics like the Iphone, MACs, linux, music pirates, marijuana, Digg Owner - Kevin Rose, Ron Paul, 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0, etc.
Copyright 2008 - ChadVanNorman.com
Comment about this post HERE!
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