Psst… want to know a way to get tons of free users to your website instantly?
And when I say tons, I mean the sort of numbers that will crash your servers, send your page views spiking through the roof and make you dizzy when you look at your AdSense stats.
Here\’s how to do it…
Just get your Web page on the front page of Digg.com.
I didn\’t say it was an easy way to get free users. I just said it was free and instant.
But you know what? It isn\’t all that complicated either.
If you take a look at the sort of articles that reach the home page of Digg, you\’ll notice that they have a lot in common.
First, many of them are lists. They\’re articles with titles like \”23 Ways To Get More Out Of Your iPhone\” or \”15 Things You Never Knew About The Blackberry.\”
What does that tell you?
It tells you that if you write a post like that, you\’ve got a chance of winning lots of Diggs. But it also tells you something even more valuable: these are the sort of posts that people like to read and recommend. Even if you don\’t get lots of votes on Digg, they\’re still worth creating because users clearly like to read them.
The other thing you\’ll notice on Digg is that many of the articles are technical. That might not help you if your website has nothing at all to do with technology… but no website is like that.
Every website is technological… it\’s on the Web!
So if you can link the topic of your site to the way it\’s produced, you could have a Diggable post in no time at all.
So if you wrote a blog about knitting patterns, for example, you could produce a post entitled \”12 Ways To Deliver A Knitted Scarf On The Internet This Christmas.\”
I\’m not saying you\’ll definitely hit the Digg home page with a story like that — it\’s just an example. But as long as you have a Digg button on your page, and the list contains good material…who knows?