Manual: How to be successful Digger

Posted in » Marketing, Social Bookmarking - by Ades on November 23rd, 2007

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Top Digger Muhammad Saleem has written a Digg Manual for all the people who are interested in Social Marketing phenomenon. Muhammad Saleem is No.3 in Digg Rankings, his submissions hit Digg’s front-page over 1000 times. So what better way there is, except learning it from a pro like him.

Obviously, for most things, there is no shortcut to succeed. If you were expecting something fast, then this article is not it. Author says it takes time to succeed in Digg, because you need to build reputation and friendship with other members in the Digg community. Thus the name “social marketing”, because you need others’ help to succeed. And that, takes time… So it’s a long process. At least it was for him, he started digg’in in late 2005.

In the beginning, try to read as much “popular” content as you can, to get an idea of what kind of content people want shared with them. Follow that by posting comments on these stories, making sure that you are being objective in your commentary. Subjective commentary can be interpreted as a personal attack or excessive fanboyism, neither of which is good. Only post comments if you have something substantive to say, and don’t try to use comments to drive traffic to yourself or otherwise hijack a comment thread.

Try to submit and share in moderation. Always start with sources that are already popular with the community so that you can minimize errors in judgment and accidental submissions from less-respected sources.

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Article is at Search Engine Land, I strongly recommend you read it. Author’s own blog is located at MuhammadSaleem.com


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4 Responses to “Manual: How to be successful Digger”

  1. By jeketb on Nov 23, 2007

    thanks ades 4 sharing..will read the article after this..(”,)

  2. By Thomas Sinfield on Nov 23, 2007

    Thanks! I haven’t had any success with digg so this is great information.

  3. By soufulow on Nov 25, 2007

    Thanks for the sharing. Though I bet I can’t rank well in digg anyhow. ;)

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