http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/ Learn unique website marketing strategies taught by the young entrepreneur Collin LaHay Sat, 05 Jul 2008 17:15:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1472 Confession Of A Guest Blogger | Guest Blogging, Guest And Ghostwriter Services - PiggyBankPie Fri, 25 Jan 2008 00:23:26 +0000 http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1472 [...] posts on many blogs, but especially on John Chow dot Com, ProBloggers, Blogging Tips, SEO 2.0 and Mixed Market Arts. First, I have NEVER paid to publish a guest post. Second, I would NEVER pay to guest post. Third, [...] […] posts on many blogs, but especially on John Chow dot Com, ProBloggers, Blogging Tips, SEO 2.0 and Mixed Market Arts. First, I have NEVER paid to publish a guest post. Second, I would NEVER pay to guest post. Third, […]

]]> http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1242 Digg Effect Case Study by Collin LaHay | Mixed Market Arts Thu, 10 Jan 2008 19:15:54 +0000 http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1242 [...] Summary: The Digg effect was massive, totally over 70,000 visitors and 90,000 pageviews. My RSS subscribers nearly quadrupled, and my blogs awareness skyrocketed. Digg is an incredibly powerful marketing tool, but you have to have a bit of skill, and a lot of luck. My Digg post was made exclusively for digg because I knew that it would be 10000x harder getting a blog marketing, link building, increasing website traffic, or internet marketing post to the homepage as a lot of digg users dislike them. If you want to get your posts to the homepage, you need to write a great article and plan everything out long before you hit publish. For some more basic tips, you can read How to prepare for climbing mount Digg. [...] […] Summary: The Digg effect was massive, totally over 70,000 visitors and 90,000 pageviews. My RSS subscribers nearly quadrupled, and my blogs awareness skyrocketed. Digg is an incredibly powerful marketing tool, but you have to have a bit of skill, and a lot of luck. My Digg post was made exclusively for digg because I knew that it would be 10000x harder getting a blog marketing, link building, increasing website traffic, or internet marketing post to the homepage as a lot of digg users dislike them. If you want to get your posts to the homepage, you need to write a great article and plan everything out long before you hit publish. For some more basic tips, you can read How to prepare for climbing mount Digg. […]

]]> http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1119 reno Mon, 07 Jan 2008 03:54:55 +0000 http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1119 Nice article! I would love to climb Digg someday. Nice article! I would love to climb Digg someday.

]]> http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1101 Mark Dykeman Sun, 06 Jan 2008 19:13:45 +0000 http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/05/how-to-prepare-for-climbing-mount-digg/#comment-1101 Interesting point about the use of copywriting to attract Digg readers. However, is that copywriting needed in the article itself or in the submission title and summary in Digg? I suspect it is the latter. Interesting point about the use of copywriting to attract Digg readers. However, is that copywriting needed in the article itself or in the submission title and summary in Digg? I suspect it is the latter.

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