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Everybody knows that Digg is one of the best social bookmarking sites around. It is mostly used by webmasters and bloggers to “Digg” their blog posts or submit their websites and blogs to Digg.
Digg is also considered as a social community or a social network, it allows you to edit your profile, making lots of friends, share lots of your stuff and much more. You can gain traffic by means of submitting tons of blog posts that you have published, and let everyone read your blog post based on the niche.
Many internet marketers are successful in terms of submitting their sites to Digg, because they know that many people are using Digg right now than the others like StumbleUpon, Delicious, Mixx, Reddit and many more.
Digg has a high PR (page rank), and are extremely authoritative according to Google with the high amount of backlinks they have. It’s free to join you know and they just need a valid URL of your blog or website which you can choose to submit either as news story, image or video.
Digg also makes sure that you don’t have duplicate content or any kind of plagiarism you’re attempting to. It’s not appropriate to submit a duplicate content that was already existed in the Digg database, or else you will get banned or removed from the database.
A Digg Tip!
Sometimes when you submit a story to Digg that same headline and URL can appear on the 1st page of Google in literally minutes. Be sure to use search engine friendly keywords for your Digg’s.
Using Digg in a variety of ways will allow you to get good exposure and backlinks leading to more traffic and sales.
Good Luck!
This is another great post from you Daniel! I have been using for almost a year now, and my backlinks are still working with them and I received nice comments from them and also the most important thing is the web traffic and targeted customers of my blog's niche.
Cheers!
I am totally impressed about Digg. They really gonna juice up your links and to get quality traffic from other members of Digg. Another great post from Daniel, and it helps us a lot to know everything about SEO, especially this one.
Thanks Daniel!
I have been using Digg for months now, and I'm totally satisfied about their service in submitting blog posts and websites too, especially photos and videos. I also made new friends there and they helped and guide me to use Digg in a better way. Thank you Daniel!
Great article. I generally get more traffic to seofool.com from reddit (around 13% of my site traffic actually) vs. around 5% from digg, but the bounce rate from digg is generally much lower than reddit. And people who find me from Digg generally view more pages of my site and spend more time doing so. Weird.
Thanks guys! One thing I also wanted to point out was that Digg has recently changed their SEO structure making some pages within their site "nofollow". You can see more about this here – http://blog.digg.com/?p=864 . This is great as it makes the site less spammy and the links you obtain that are "dofollow" in the site will carry more weight!
I heard about digg, but I din;t try it yet, I will try it,