Qusta
Tue 15 November 2005, 10:08 pm GMT +0100
Have anyone here ever used digg.com ?
I like the idea, that the users decide which articles go in the top, and I heared that people who submit articles there are getting very good resullts.
Nikolas
Tue 15 November 2005, 10:33 pm GMT +0100
I can't believe it!
I've just posted one article (when I saw this topic) and instantly there are 10 guests in the forum from this source!
I will put this in the fave!
Thanks for the link :)
Nikolas
Tue 15 November 2005, 10:35 pm GMT +0100
Edit: Not a minute passed and they are 20!
This site must really have a lot of traffic
Nikolas
Tue 15 November 2005, 11:06 pm GMT +0100
Sorry for the triple post, but you should see this :
Qusta
Tue 15 November 2005, 11:07 pm GMT +0100
You conviced me!
I should write some articles and post them there :)
PixelGoat
Wed 16 November 2005, 12:53 am GMT +0100
Wow Nikolas, that is insanely impressive.
PixelGoat
Wed 16 November 2005, 02:02 am GMT +0100
I just tried it, got about 20 sustained visitors for quite awhile. I didnt convert any to members unfortunately. :(
Nikolas
Wed 16 November 2005, 11:01 am GMT +0100
I just tried it, got about 20 sustained visitors for quite awhile. I didnt convert any to members unfortunately. :(
I haven't convert too, but I will keep trying for a while, to see what is going on
matrics
Sat 24 December 2005, 11:25 pm GMT +0100
Yes, digg.com really does wonders for your traffic.
Just to show how popular it is, there's a term out now for being featured - "to be dugg" :) as in "to google"
Aaron
Wed 18 January 2006, 03:42 am GMT +0100
You dont know about digg? Well. I suppose its likely actually , do you know diggs only been open about a year?! see how popular they are now , sometimes topping that of slashdot.
Drake
Wed 18 January 2006, 03:53 am GMT +0100
It is very very popular, but the traffic has no real quallity in terms of conversion.
So as those people don't use the ads, or don't sign up maybe it is useless.
PixelGoat
Fri 20 January 2006, 08:35 am GMT +0100
It seems useless, but I have read many bloggers speak of being digged and getting 100+ diggs so their article was on the front page. Some front page articles get 5000 uniques per day.
Luis
Tue 28 February 2006, 03:19 am GMT +0100
I have used digg for... what?.... 3 Days now. and I have recieved 200+ Uniques Visitors thrown at me. But, most of these visitors read the article and leave. That's the only down side I see in digg.com
A friend's article acrually made it to the coveted front page and stayed there for a little more than a day and he recieved almost 10,000 uniques that day (His normal average is around 90-100).. Thats what digg can do for you. But sadly, the traffic high lasted a little more than a week. Right now he's back down to 100+.
But hell, 10,000 uniques is still 10,000 uniques! No matter how long* you keep them :D!
htmlmaster
Wed 1 March 2006, 03:13 am GMT +0100
WOW, seems like a great stuff, I just need to come up with a few articles...
Amabaie
Wed 1 March 2006, 03:52 pm GMT +0100
Digg is, unfortunately, the ultimate two-dimensional player in a 3D world. Whereas Furl and del.icio.us cover a broad range of topics, Digg covers really only the mechanics of the Internet platform on which the real content exists.
To members of this forum, the dugg articles will be of interest, but most people (customers) could care less about how the Internet delivers their music, information or tulip bulbs. Digg will remain a niche player.
Luis
Fri 3 March 2006, 05:31 am GMT +0100
I somewhat agree. I like Digg alot more than the other Article Submition sites because to read the article, the user will be automaticly sent to your site, the article is not on DIGG.com, like most Article site are.
Ok I'm going to go off topic here but, since digg links to your articel on your site, wont you have a PR7 link back to you? And if you submit many, wont you have tons of them?
Mercury
Fri 3 March 2006, 12:04 pm GMT +0100
Crystal is going to go write some articles now.
~Crystal
Luis
Tue 7 March 2006, 04:56 am GMT +0100
yeah. Ok. But i am anxious to know the answer to my earlier question...
since digg links to your articel on your site, wont you have a PR7 link back to you? And if you submit many, wont you have tons of them?
Nikolas
Tue 7 March 2006, 09:15 am GMT +0100
Well Luis the answer is negative, because even if you got digged in the first page, your link will not be there for a lot of time, so no pr.
Mercury
Tue 7 March 2006, 09:41 pm GMT +0100
Nik, from what I've seen, articles stay on forever. Since bots crawl that area, yeah, you would get some effect from it.
~Crystal
Mind_nl
Tue 7 March 2006, 10:37 pm GMT +0100
sure, but no PR7 link... But I guess every link helps a bit!
Luis
Wed 8 March 2006, 12:08 am GMT +0100
ok. but why no PR 7 link... can you explain please?
Mind_nl
Wed 8 March 2006, 12:11 am GMT +0100
once your link drops down to page number 1264378 you'll be on a PR0 page. Each page on a website has its own PR, only the front page has PR7...
Luis
Wed 8 March 2006, 12:13 am GMT +0100
ahhh ok.. i see.. well thanks.
vbignacio
Tue 31 July 2007, 02:32 am GMT +0200
sorry for "digging" up an old thread. can search engine spiders follow links from Digg? adding to my sites inbound links?
ventureskills
Tue 31 July 2007, 08:13 am GMT +0200
yes it will count but,
due to the dynamic nature of Digg your link will be constantly moving, so even on the front page it will not really help your ratings.
It is great at getting things indexed fast though :)
vbignacio
Tue 31 July 2007, 10:38 am GMT +0200
thanks for the reply!
Nikolas
Tue 31 July 2007, 12:11 pm GMT +0200
From my experience, getting in the front page of Digg can give you serious boost in SEPRs. This is mostly because there are many sites out there that use Digg's feed (eg. web2announcer.com) and a place in the home page will "invite" many bloggers to write about you.
dan
Thu 15 November 2007, 02:30 am GMT +0100
My experience with DIGG has been pretty average. We use DIGG on our blog so people can DIGG our articles but I find people don't dIGG anything unless it's their own or are getting something in return like an exchange.
The system is completely flawed, but thats the nature of it I guess.
mybaseballcards
Mon 7 July 2008, 11:57 pm GMT +0200
Amazing how you learn something everyday when you pay attention. Thanks for the tips folks.