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Posted By: DoshDosh 428 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.readwriteweb.com)
Category: Other Social Media
Connecticut software developer Jake Luciani has run 10k items on Del.icio.us, Digg, Reddit and Mixx through the API of popularity ranking engine AideRSS to analyze the connection between popularity and timing. He determined the best days and times for a blog post to be submitted to those sites if its author wants it to receive the maximum number of votes, comments and inbound links.
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from planetc1 426 days ago #
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@DoshDosh, would you happen to be around Thursday around lunchtime (pacific)? Have something to send you. :)

from bwelford 426 days ago #
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Great information and a great introduction to AideRSS, which is just an amazing tool.

from Disco-Stu 426 days ago #
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Great find, thanks!

from socivitus 425 days ago #
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Who doesn't love to digg over lunch and dinner? I know I do. ^_^


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