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How to Make Your Content ‘Submit Worthy’

Went Hot: April 1, 2008 - 12:03 pm
Posted By: DoshDosh 460 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://searchengineland.com)
Category: Other Social Media

"Why won't anyone submit my content to Digg? My competitor is always on Reddit but my stuff gets ignored!" Sound familiar? Well here's how to put an end to your woes and ensure your content is submit worthy.

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from sikantis 459 days ago #

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I think it's always the content, make the reader curious, be original, create new thoughts, be kind!

from crazycat 459 days ago #

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Writing or posting good content is the first step for you article or blog to submit worthy. Having a unique idea and fresh and original content is really an advantage.

from Eish 459 days ago #

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I enjoyed the article, original content is key, but all the factors that were mentioned in the post need to be looked at as well. Its pointless having great content if no one reads it.

from jameskm03 459 days ago #

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Content is KING... Create it and they will come... the other stuff helps, but it's got to be good content first.

from KenJones 459 days ago #

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This goes way beyond the standard "content is king" advice and deals with the important tips about how to present that content in the best possible light. It's a given that you've got to write something worthwhile in the first place but the submits are much more likely to come if you follow the do's listed here and avoid the don'ts.

from SEOGuy4U 337 days ago #

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