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Discussion in 'Social Networks' started by Malik04, Oct 13, 2005.

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  1. saintdw

    saintdw Peon

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    #21
    Gonna try it :)
     
    saintdw, Oct 14, 2005 IP
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    mdvaldosta Peon

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    #22
    I posted an article there, haven't checked stats or anything. Looks like a great concept.
     
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  3. Malik04

    Malik04 Guest

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    #23
    How many clicks on the adsense links?
    Just curious.
     
    Malik04, Oct 14, 2005 IP
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    clint48 Peon

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    #24
    I went to the digg site, but I didn't see articles. Everything I clicked on was a web site. I thought you submitted an article. What do you submit a story from someones website you find that is interesting. I don't see how that can bring you any traffic.

    Clint
     
    clint48, Oct 15, 2005 IP
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    dct Finder of cool gadgets

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    #25
    You could do a story about your own site ;)
     
    dct, Oct 15, 2005 IP
  6. sarahk

    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    #26
    I didn't notice any great difference when I've posted in the past there but this post nudged me to submit a recent code module I released. The form was totally screwed in firefox (but ok in the past) and I had to use IE!

    http://www.digg.com/programming/digg
     
    sarahk, Oct 15, 2005 IP
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    alang Notable Member

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    #27
    People read the title of the story, if they interested to know more about that, they will click the links and will be forwarded to the website. Its much better than you submit the whole articles to website because visitors just can read it there.
     
    alang, Oct 15, 2005 IP
  8. saintdw

    saintdw Peon

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    #28
    Digg drives a nice traffic for my news site.

    As soon as I put up a new article I submit it on digg. Good traffic!

    Not so much for my dog training site though.
     
    saintdw, Oct 16, 2005 IP
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    #29
    I love Digg. It only takes a few minutes to Digg an article and I see immediate traffic regardless of whether we hit the front page or not.

    I've also noticed on some client sites that Digg modules offering people the opportunity to dig their pages have been seeing a lot more action lately.
     
    Espanolpro, Mar 19, 2010 IP
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