digg.com a hidden trove of traffic

[aristoncc]

I've found that posting comments on http://www.digg.com yields quite a bit of traffic. The people who go to digg.com are compulsive clickers and will hit a link just because it looks interesting. As long as your comment is relevent to the dugg topic you'll avoid being flamed.

[BlogMosh]

Oh yeah - that is an interesting idea - I had not thought about that. Hmmmm... On a seperate thought -> I have to check to see if they have no-follow tags on the links. But the traffic aspect is certainly a good idea.

[Skinny]

So you are suggesting adding a good comment to get traffic like you would in a blog?

Only don't expect revenue. Digg and Shoutwire people are mostly techie guys who aren't going to click on ads.

I had this proved myself with Shoutwire, but can't say 100% for Digg.

Skinny

[chrislingle]

Darren over at problogger.net says that Digg traffic is not good for ppc! i would have to agree, the people reading are not the shopping type.

[tomzx]

Digg traffic isn't worthy. I'd rather get Shoutwire(d) since you get a look more back links (torrentspy for example) and you don't get the nasty digg or slashdot effect, but still get the amount of traffic.

[KenSavage]

sure as long as you don't spam it or try and scam and create many acocunts to digg your own article.

[sixty6]

It's still traffic though and it can build up natural links to people who might even click your ads!

[mxyzplk]

yeah I earn great traffic from digg.com.
but I dont have any friends on digg.com
is there anyone here wanna be my friend on digg.com????