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  • Rated by geniusbeauty on Jul 20 2008, 1:54pm

    Need Social Media Success? Don't Start With Digg

  • Rated by willyisfuzzy on Jul 16 2008, 5:53pm

    1) reddit.com 2) del.icio.us 3) buzz.yahoo.com 4) stumbleupon.com 5) fark.com 6) Propeller.com Raise your hand if you feel like a tool.

  • Rated by wolfgrrl on Jul 11 2008, 4:56am

    From the page: "Digg is seen as the â€oeGrand Daddy” or the â€oeBig Kahuna” of Social Media Networks. It has the ability to send an enormous amount of traffic in a given direction. However, since the major algorithmic update in January, itâ€s been much harder to get your Digg submissions to the front page. Also, itâ€s not unusual to see stories in the â€oeupcoming” section with 300 - 400 Diggs and they still donâ€t hit the front page, and I saw a story today with 1010 Diggs and it was still in â€oeupcoming”! Back in the old days, we could get almost every article onto the front page, now the odds of getting a submission to go â€oepopular” are less than 50%."

  • Rated by shocs on Jul 11 2008, 12:14am

    Very good tips regarding social media optimization.

  • Rated by fastfastlane on Jul 10 2008, 3:13pm

    From the page: "there are many other Social Networks that can generate large amounts of traffic and are much easier to find success with. I've listed the top few other networks you should try"

  • Rated by phillyLA on Jul 10 2008, 12:55pm

    Informative article. LOVE STUMBLE. I'm a stumble groupie

  • Reviewed by anglemona on Jul 10 2008, 12:17pm

    Preparing an article or piece that you think will work takes hours and hours of tweaking and can cost a considerable amount of money. All that work will be wasted if the story gets buried or expires, which is statistically more than likely to happen.

  • Rated by cymrusteve on Jul 10 2008, 11:21am

    Don't spend all your time digging - there are other great alternatives available. StumbleUpon springs to mind as one :)

  • Rated by Crnii on Jul 10 2008, 11:09am

    Good article.

  • Rated by individualathome on Jul 10 2008, 11:01am

    Some diggs recently have many (sometimes 1000!!) Diggs and still stuck on upcoming. That's a real bummer if you put a lot of work into the story. Recommended reading.