How TO Generate Traffic Through Digg - Some Great Ideas

I am using digg from quite a time .....following are some tips..to get most out of dig…

1.Digg the Original Source

Digg users are very particular about how the site is used. There are a variety of rules that Digg expects users to follow. One of the most important rules of Digg etiquette is to always submit the original source of a story. If you're submitting a blog post or page that expounds on the original source of a story by adding new information or opinions, that's okay, but make sure your submission adds value to the conversation or story. If it doesn't, find the original source and submit that instead.

2.Don't Digg Your Own Posts

Digg will penalize users who submit their own content too frequently. If you want your blog posts to have a chance at making it to the main page of Digg (and generating a lot of traffic to your blog), don't be the first to submit your post. Ask a friend or colleague to submit it first.

3.Digg Several Articles at a Time

When you ask your friends to Digg your blog post, make sure they Digg more than just your post while they're at it. Digg keeps tabs on people who just Digg a single item while they're on the Digg website in order to penalize spammers (particularly those who are paid to Digg specific stories). Ask your friends to Digg your post as well as a few other stories of interest or on the main page of Digg at the same time.

4.Use a Good Title and Description in Your Diggs

When you Digg something, give it a good title and description. The title and description are what you're using to convince other users to click on the submission, read the article and hopefully Digg it, too. Sell the article with a great title and description to increase your chances of getting more Diggs for it.

5.Be an Active Digg User

Digg users who are very active have a better chance of getting their Digg submissions noticed and attracting more Diggs to them from other users. Submit various posts (particularly breaking news items), add friends, comment, and add an avatar to your profile to make your Diggs stand out from other submissions in Digg's list format. The more active you are, the more people will notice you and become interested in investigating your submissions, which will ultimately lead to more Digg opportunities for your own blog posts. More Diggs for your own blog posts equal more traffic to your blog.

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Basically it's that easy. As long as it's interesting it's going to do well in most cases.

Good post

 

i got some information from your article.It really helps me.Thanks for the article.

 

oh its really very useful post thanks for sharing

 

Thanks for sharing the article. This is a big help to me.

 

Thanks for important information.

 

For some reasons, I got traffic from Stumbleupons way more than digg.

 

Thanks for your share!

 

you mean to say if i want to promote my blog page on digg so this is not the right way?

 

I wonder if it would work if we used proxies to digg our own posts...anyone know about this??

 

Thanks for sharing good info for digg posting.

 

nice tips for digg., thanks

 

Nice tips.

 

make friends in Digg as many as possible.. so you may easily get traffic...

 

Digg removed friend shout feature, is there any way to send shout to digg friends network?

 

very nice tips for digg.

 

nice tips and easy, but need a patience

regards

 

I think most of traffic that we get from Digg or StumbleUpon kind of networks is of little use

 

Digg is cool, although I am not totally sold on the effect and true value it has for SEO and increasing traffic

 

Thanks - I've been submitting to Digg for like the past year, but I've never had a top page post!