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I have submitted multiple great stories to digg and never once been able to get on even the second or third page. And mind you, they are not all my own. I think Digg is probably all ran on the inside and only certain superusers get their stories to the top anymore.
I have given up on trying to market on Digg
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I think it's perfectly possible, but you need to have a lot of luck as well as a great article. You might have the best article in the world, but if it doesn't get noticed from the off and pick up momentum, it's probably going to get buried. But still, the juice will be worth the squeeze when you do make it onto the front page though. Just make sure you have enough bandwidth the handle it.
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Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. Check out this article on digg and tell me what you think
![]() http://www.americasbestcompanies.com...promotion.aspx |
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You need to accept that opinions differ and the thing/article which looks great to you might be look that great to others. I believe it's possible to get on to the front page BUT you need something very interesting for it. And, I'm not neglecting the presence of Digg Gang as I've seen some good stories getting buried and some bad ones making it to the front page.
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I do not know but i just started using Digg and i haven't seen results yet.
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