The purpose of getting on the front page of Digg.com is obvious. As we all know, meaning of being on the front page of Digg.com is getting a lot of traffic to our website or blog. So here, I am going to share with all of you a method with the help of which you will be on the front page of Digg.com and Yes! it is guaranteed! Although, it is a very simple method, but still it requires some work because 'No pains, No gains'

Here is step by step information:

1. Visit www.digg.com and submit a story about your website or anything. Keep remember that it should be a catchy one. Try to start like 'How windows Xp is better than Vista' or 'Why Windows Xp is famous' or something like that starting from why, how & where etc.

2. Only by writing a good story is not enough, you need more people to read and digg your story and for this purpose you need to invite the people to read your story, but the option of inviting people is not there at Digg.com, So? Ok, Do not worry. From here, we need to do some tricks. As you know every webmaster and internet marketer do tricks to get traffic and we will also do the same.

3. Download Vallen Emailer from http://www.vallen.de/freeware This is a free tool and it can send emails at thousands of email IDs within few minutes. I know you might not have thosuands of email IDs but now, you will have. Install vallen emailer on your PC.

4. After you have completed downloading and installing Vallen Emailer, visit http://www.sagawebs.com and download Acute Email IDs Production Engine. This is a wonderful product for email marketing and has become the first choice of every webmaster. This product is also equivalent to free.

5. Run this program on your PC and you will be having thousands of country targeted email IDs in front of you. Export email IDs in a text file and open vallen emailer.

6. Now write a friendly email as you write to your friend and tell him about the story you have submitted at Digg.com. Import all email IDs produced by Acute Email IDs Production Engine in vallen emailer and it can send email at those email IDs in a single stroke.

7. Wait for few hours and after few hours again visit Digg.com and check the number of Diggs you have got, it will surely increase the rate of Diggs on your story and Yes! your story will be surely on the first page of Digg.

8. Every story reader will visit your website or blog and you will be getting a lot of visitors to it. Not only this if you are also selling a product/service/subscription or anything else you will get a load of sales by this way.

9. The best thing is that, you will keep on getting traffic even after few days of using this techniques because some of the people do not check emails on daily basis so whenever they will check their emails then will visit at your website.

I can remember last time, when I used this technique, I got near about 300 visitors per day only from Digg.com and I made $350 in one week selling my ebooks.

Hope you liked it!
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How to Become the Best Blog Site in Your Niche


Being the best blog site in your niche carries many advantages especially if you blog to make money. Operating a blog that has a strong following is a reflection of the dedication and commitment invested into the ongoing process of the blog development itself. Any blog owner/operator knows what it takes to attract and retain the average blog reader and this is not something that happens overnight.

Now if you blog to make money you can see how a strong reader base could benefit you financially. In addition your authority within the niche will make it all the easier for you to attract additional readers since other blogs will have the tendency to link to your site.

What we're going to focus on here today is the importance of paying attention to the comments left by subscribers at your site. Within these comments you can find valuable nuggets of information that can be used to improve not only the blog but even your marketing strategy.

Here are 3 ways to use these blog reader comments that can help you become a more effective blogger and marketer.

Market Research Information

Putting out questions to your subscribers asking their opinions on certain products or trends could yield useful market research information as to current consumer preferences. Another approach could be polling your readers on what are some of their more pressing problems to which they wish they had a solution: what bugs them!

In both these scenarios the response of your subscribers could uncover a previously hidden niche or trend you could capitalize on. Market research information like this can easily cost a significant sum for a large corporation but you can collect this information right from your blog and use it to your advantage.

Blog Performance Feedback


Asking for opinions on the subjects of your post or perhaps the content itself can give you feedback as to whether you may need to make a change. Even simple inquiries about the layout of your blog, the graphics that are used, or the format of your posts could lead to dramatic improvements for the site.

Remember your blog is really for your readers so you should strive to give them what they want.

Encourages Interaction

Involving subscribers in these polling processes or even merely responding to their comments helps complete the 'cycle' of interactivity. This creates a sense of community for subscribers and increases their satisfaction. People like to know that their words or opinions are being heard and better yet acted upon.

Being the best blog site within your niche comes with many advantages and benefits but it also translates into a certain amount of commitment. When you blog to make money the stakes go even higher. Learning to tap into any available resource that can enhance your blog development and marketing effectiveness is a valuable skill. Using comments left by blog readers as we discussed above will allow you to put more distance between yourself and your competition. It is simply up to you to recognize and act upon any useful information a blog reader may have already left on the site for you even if it hasn't been solicited.