Sphinn - Why You’ve Got to Dig Digg to Get Dugg

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Sphinn It!

Went Hot: March 24, 2008 - 9:04 pm
Posted By: DoshDosh 470 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.skelliewag.org)
Category: News Sites

In this post, I want to talk about the most often overlooked aspect of what is required to write content with strong potential on Digg (and the same principle applies to StumbleUpon, Reddit, or any other social media service you can imagine).

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from SearchBuzz 467 days ago #

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"Being an active observer is the single smartest thing you can do when it comes to social media success." - great summary!

from incrediblehelp 467 days ago #

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One the biggest ways to fail in marketing your website for the social networks is to NOT participate in them.

from MikeDammann 467 days ago #

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Reddit: Can somebody explain to me why that network is so highly recommended by SEOS?

from linksmile 467 days ago #

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Very insightful. Great job. :)

from puravida 467 days ago #

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Yes, very good point on being an active observer. I "skim" hot topics from time-to-time (when I have time), but I never really placed a lot of value to subscribing. You make a great case to do so.

Thanks for the insight!

Brandon

from BrickMarketing 467 days ago #

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This is definitely true..if you actively engage yourself in these networks, you can truly benefit from the resource it can provide as a marketing tool.