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2 years ago
in How To Find The Digg Friends You Never Knew You Had on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
Hey Andy,
I've added you to my friends list. Had I known about your post, I would have dugg it for you.
Even though you receive a bury, you can still make it to popular or home page if enough vote for it afterwards, from what I've read. But I don't know if that pertains to one that's already made home page, it might not.
Vlad, from what I've seen with Diggers posting their own blogs' stories, it doesn't appear to be frowned upon if you're also posting more from other sites than you are your own. One main digger mentioned he submits about 90% from other sites.
As for getting indexed with your diggs for your own posts, I *think* that it has to make home page. I read something once that indicated something to that effect.
If you post too many of your own and they continually receive a bury, you'll get banned as being a spammer. So it's best to err on the side of caution.
I've added you to my friends list. Had I known about your post, I would have dugg it for you.
Even though you receive a bury, you can still make it to popular or home page if enough vote for it afterwards, from what I've read. But I don't know if that pertains to one that's already made home page, it might not.
Vlad, from what I've seen with Diggers posting their own blogs' stories, it doesn't appear to be frowned upon if you're also posting more from other sites than you are your own. One main digger mentioned he submits about 90% from other sites.
As for getting indexed with your diggs for your own posts, I *think* that it has to make home page. I read something once that indicated something to that effect.
If you post too many of your own and they continually receive a bury, you'll get banned as being a spammer. So it's best to err on the side of caution.
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2 years ago
in StumbleUpon Quintuplet From The King Of Blogging Gobshites on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
Stumbled your Stumble post :-)
I haven't spent very much time on Stumble yet to learn the ins and outs, but you provided a very informative read.
Posts about Digg often make it to popular or home page, but I don't know enough of Stumble if it works the same there.
I haven't spent very much time on Stumble yet to learn the ins and outs, but you provided a very informative read.
Posts about Digg often make it to popular or home page, but I don't know enough of Stumble if it works the same there.
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Andy Beard
Thanks Deborah
I noticed some interesting traffic from StumbleUpon from one of the discussion areas that might constitute group thumbs down. I am actually not sue what effect a large number of thumbs down has on traffic.
I have a post about Digg just about to be published
I noticed some interesting traffic from StumbleUpon from one of the discussion areas that might constitute group thumbs down. I am actually not sue what effect a large number of thumbs down has on traffic.
I have a post about Digg just about to be published
I actually have read an opposite that it is enough 2-5 diggs in order to have your link found by Google. Google is crawling a lot of pages from Digg. Sure it would take much quicker if you hit the home page, but I have noticed a few times Google would pick up my posts within 24 hours from submitting them to Digg.