Comments on: Digg This Game: The Secret Code to Making Digg’s Front Page

By: Chethan

Chethan — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 10:42:24 +0000

What a Powerful Article is This…. It will be foolish, if i still not JOIN the game of Digg.. You have explained it so well… i read the article completely though it is very…

I m very much inspired reading your experience.. now i got some HOPE..i definitely gonna make a news in frontpage of digg… first of all i need 15 friends in digg… can u be my friend there?? my username is chaapsdotcom

This is my first visit to this website.. and i will not forget this..

Thanks for the awesome share !!

By: Paul Balcerak

Paul Balcerak — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:53:12 +0000

Thanks for the tips. I gave up on Digg a while ago when it sounded like it was more trouble than it was worth. I don't know, though; I like the bullet points. I can comment on at least two Diggs a day (I know it ultimately takes more than that, but still).

Any tips on setting up a general "campaign" or whatever to draw traffic? Sometimes I feel like I've got 80 different game plans (Twitter, Facebook, Digg, etc.) and I'm spread too thin. Or do I just pick a path and go for a while?

By: The Secret

The Secret — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 22:53:57 +0000

Scientists and skeptics deny the existence of the law of attraction.

If you have done any reading on the subject then you have heard

it all before. They say that thoughts have no energy and no effect

on the “outside” world.

For the people who are in the crossroads and don’t know what

to believe then this is especially for you. There exists an invisible

bridge that will provide a path into the world of attraction.

By: Indrek

Indrek — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:16:25 +0000

Really interesting article.

So far I haven't been successful with Digg and only gotten dugg a number of times. Although I haven't really "dugg" into the community either. So that's probably my biggest mistake.

After reading this, I realize I have to give to be able to receive. Participate more in the community, start making friends and commenting on other submissions.

Thank you Jake! I learned so much more by this post. Going to start using Digg more efficiently from now on.