Today is about learning how to submit to Digg and get a little traffic, and authority at the same time. Before jumping into all that, lest just stay from the bottom and work our way up, so you understand how to maximize your efforts.

There are few thousands of profiles and citations out there for local business owners to submit their company information on. Yes, I even have a list of about 1,000 to start with if you’re ready to dominate your local market.

This post here will be the start of me showing you how to get on these sites and make a name for your business. Just know in today’s time you must be willing to take control of your local market or get found on page 100 where all the dead website are laid to rest.

 

“Don’t Let That Be You,” Let Get STARTED.

 

 

How Does Digg Work?

Digg is a social news website that can assist users in discovering posts and websites of interest in addition to promote pages and articles they like.

 

How Does Digg Work?

Digg runs under a really basic method. Users send (or “Digg”) websites or articles they like by getting in the URL for the particular page along with a brief description and picking a classification that page suits.

Each submission is open for all Digg users to see through the “Approaching Articles” page. Other users can then Digg or “bury” those submissions (or entirely overlook them). Submissions that get a great deal of Diggs will appear on the primary page of the Digg site within the list of “Popular Articles” where other Digg users can discover them and click the links to check out the initial posts.

 

Antonio, How Do I Promote My Company on Digg?

One thing I tell people if you think to post your link will bring your traffic…then your crazy and not useful.

You require to do things, and participate on the website, which brings me to the very first to the point:

Keep in mind: when you submit a link, there’s no other way to see how it’s doing. Your attention should be focused on the material you’re submitting.

 

Stay Active on Digg

You have to understand the people who are active on all these websites are more popular than the ones who simply hide around. As a former lurker, I would know.

When I say “active,” I suggest digging other posts, submitting lots of material, all that jazz. This generally reveals Digg that you appreciate the site and can assist you to get seen.

It ‘d also be a good idea to complete your profile. Naturally, unlike StumbleUpon, Digg does not have many social features, so it will not have much effect. I ‘d still do it if you desire to take part in Digg Dialogs.

Dialogs are conversations hung on a particular occasion, like a news story or documentary. I do not care about them; however, the discussion is civilized, so there’s that.

 

Don’t Be Selfish

Naturally, Digg will punish users who only submit links. They consider this spam, so it is necessary to Digg also.

The brand-new Digg is way more severe about this than it was before it was updated. These days they are paying a lot closer to all content posted to their website, so careful not to post garbage people are not interested in.

 

Submit Great Content

I dislike resorting to a tip that’s cliche, but it does work well here.

After its renewal, Digg became mainly a content curator, which indicates that great content is to anticipate.

Now, when you send a link to Digg, it’s usually going to be accepted, as long as it’s not spam or specifically thin. I have seen some not-so-great posts on the site.

However, the front page isn’t figured out by an algorithm … it’s figured out by a team of editors! How’s that for a twist?

Okay, not specifically by editors. A computer (or something) figure out the top short articles in terms of shares, clicks, and Diggs, and then those top short articles are sent to the editors.

So it’s a challenge to get substantial direct exposure; however, the ideal content can do the trick.

How to Submit to Digg for Traffic

1. First, you want to click the link above by going to Digg home page

 

2. You will have three options to signup through Facebook, Twitter or Google

3. Confirm your email

 

4. Complete your profile by adding a description and profile photo

Just know that when I’m setting up profiles for PoppaHomes, I’m always using the same content and profile photo. This is very important when it comes to consistent listing online, so Google will start to see you as an authority.

 

5. Find the “submit a link” at the bottom of any page on Digg

 

6. Simply add your link

 

7.  Link is submitted and will be reviewed

 

Take Action

To get the most out of your local SEO marketing, you must be willing to start building an online presence today. Below you will find my LocalMagic membership site where it has over 1,000 places to build profiles and citations.

By using this platform alone will put you years ahead of the local competition if done right. The key is to take action, and once you read the final words on this page, please go take that action by setting up your very first Digg profile.

Come back after it’s done and post it below in the comment section along with your views on how you plan on using Digg from day today.

 

Antonio Coleman “Signing Off”