Digg promotion service. Would it be popular?

Hello, everyone.

For nearly half a year now I use Digg to promote my websites. During that time I developed a technique that allows to promote 90% of articles to the main page of Digg.

Now I am beginning to think whether someone else would be interested in my services. If necessary I can write a unique thematic article, so websites without much good content won't have a problem.

Please comment on whether you would like to use this kind of service and how much you are ready pay for it.

Thanks in advance.

 

I would definitely be interested in that kind of service, but I'm not sure how much I would be wiling to pay for it....

You should check out the buy, sell and trade section of the forum and compare your price with the others who offer similar services...

 

I searched via Google and internal search but couldn't find any active services. I was thinking of 100$ per article, + 50$ if you need to write one. Do you find that price adequate?

 

Did u mean ur site/article at the first page of digg ?

 

Digg have admins who tend to bury an article if they are not from popular websites. I hate digg.

 

If you can manage not to get buried, it would work well...

 

How in the world can you get anyone's articles on the homepage of Digg??? How long are they there for?

It would be a GREAT service if it was doable. Is there any guarantee?

 

He uses shouts probably on multiple accounts so most of his submits go to the front page. But remember that the traffic from digg is just so lame it's not worth the time and effort unless you're promoting a brand new blog

 

I would be very interested in something like this ONLY IF it's guaranteed. These kind of servcies were offered in the past as well but they didn't delivered what they quoted.

 

I would be def be interested.

I think $75-100 would be an appr price for such a service.
But i think, payment after results would be the way to go.

 

There's no way you could get 90% of your articles on the main page of digg without being detected. Even if you did manage to get on the main page, if the link sucked it would get buried instantly.

 

Yes

Usually they won't bury the website unless the article is stolen or contains too much ads/spammy links

I disagree with you. Digg's main page would give you:
1) 10k unique visitors
2) Lots of internal links from Digg and at least 5-10 external links
3) Help increase SERP positions and PR
4) About 50 new RSS subscribers

I agree. Payment after results would be used, since I cannot give a 100% guarantee.

I only promote my best articles/videos which allows me not to get buried.

Now I see that there is interest from the community in such services. I would soon begin to offer it.

 

Just make sure that your not digging crap It can work for you if you do it the right way

 

if it was guaranteed, and it stayed at least a a day or two, then it would work.

Many have offered similar, but couldnt handle the load.

I would be willing to work with you on test articles, and provide reviews testimonials.

Not just me, but my clients too.

 

since such these services are not allowed in DP, guys how do you get this service like stumble?
I need stumble service but I couldnt find

 

Why don't you just write a guide and post it up here at DP, we would all love you for that

 

These used to be the prices before they changed their algorithm. It's now harder to get frontpage so maybe double that quote.

 

you mean $200? thats too much to just be on digg...

for $99 you can put out a press release that gets you WAAAAYYY more exposure than digg

 

Nobody reads press releases ...

 

That is TOTALLY untrue...i have several businesses that have done WELL because of press releases (I am not talking about the "free press release sites')

matter of fact, I got written up in my local BUSINESS JOURNAL as a result of press releases

so in addition to MANY MANY MANY MANY MANY links, people actually do IN fact read them.