Anatomy of a Super Digg Front Pager

You’ve guessed it right. It’s another one of my “attention-baiting” methods. But I believe you’ll learn something from here if you just follow the links I will be pointing you to. I’ll try to provide enough description about the links so that you can decide for yourself if you’d click it or not.

I know this is old stuff, but it’s funny since I have this conception and “sort of” short-hand observation that many bloggers today don’t even know how to get even a handful of traffic from digg. I’ve based my observations, of course, from my regular drops of entrecard. This idea, and perhaps my month long pre-occupation of digg, is fueled by my attempt to join the digg community. I’ve asked a friend about how to get that many diggs in an instant and, I believe, that also somehow strike a chord in me to research further about how to better improve my digg experience. So, expect more of these kinds of digg-crazy articles later on.

And now for the things you need to know. What makes an article a Super Digg Front Pager?

Anatomy of a Super Digg – An experiment that got massive diggs. Learn how they did it and their analysis of the cost and benefits of the traffic they got from it.

How to Create a Blog That People Really Digg – Here you will learn how to write for digg and how to turn your passions into something digg-friendly.

How to Write the Right Title for Digg – This, on the other hand, will teach you how to form titles that will give your post a shot on digg’s front page.

10 Steps to Guarantee You Make the Digg Front Page – Topics that digg users really digg. Humorous and worth the read.

Analysis of Digg top 100 articles – An analysis conducted to equate what works and what doesn’t on digg based on its top100 articles. If you’re not into statistics and numbers, I believe you can still understand this. It’s more on averages, you see.

A Comprehensive Guide to Going Viral on Digg – Like the title says, a comprehensive guide on how to get dugg more often. The article is about a step by step approach on building a viral article that works well on digg.

The 100% guaranteed way to get a front page story on Digg! – A short tip on how you’ll be a guaranteed front-pager in Digg. You just have to get dugg by this digg founder and chief architect and you’re on your way there. Trivial and in case you know how be dugged by him just drop a comment here. That’s a really big help for everyone.

75 Suggestions, Best Practices & Resources for Digg – A nice digg resource, but if you’re only interested on what works and what doesn’t in digg, look for this sub heading, “Examples of What Can Work Well on Digg”.

How to Write a Top 10 List for Digg – Possibly just a link and digg baiter that didn’t worked out good for the author’s intended purpose, which is to get dugg. But, nonetheless, there are some points here that are worth exploring. It’s basically about crafting top 10 lists that appeal to geeks.

What is the most popular “top (number)” list on Digg? – Another perspective on the numerological value of your list in digg. If you’re guessing why your top 75s or top 66s didn’t work, this is your answer.

Do you know of other articles that could help define the perfect digg front pager? Please drop it in the comments and I will add it on the list here.



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