Amazing What One Article Can Do To Traffic

[Moto]

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Ever since posting that story about the 60" subwoofer (http://www.digitalgrabber.com/audio/the_60_inch_subwoofer.html), Digital Grabber’s traffic has gone through the roof. The article made it to the Digg front page, which help the site set a record 25,000 page views in one day. Three days later I sent out a news release about the article to my list of fellow tech sites, and this shot traffic up to 26,000 page views the next day, higher than the Digg day!

I project Digital Grabber will finish off March with over 200,000 page views. Not bad for a two month old site. :D

[eli03]

nice stat, i have also published one article last week and so far no traffic. what do you think is the waiting time to get a traffic from the article ? thanks

[dct]

Well done, how about sharing some tips on how you did it rather than what sounds to be like a bit of boasting :)

[Moto]

I told you how I did it. I got the story Dugg and I sent it out to my news list.

[dct]

I'm not having a go just interested, what do you reckon you did that caused you story to be dugg.

[Moto]

The story got dugg because it was unique and interesting. How many times have you seen a bread truck with a 60 inch woofer? :)

This isn't my frist Digg. My sites average about 5 digg and 2 slashdot per month.