How to Use Digg to Promote Your eHow Articles

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How to Use Digg to Promote Your eHow Articles

Preview: If you've been on the internet for any length of time you probably already know that Digg is a popular social news site. Anyone can head over there, submit an article, and (if enough users vote on it) it can appear on the front page. I've previous written about how to get your article to the front page, but this time I'd like to explain how to use Digg to promote your eHow articles through passive search engine promotion...

Digg: What.cd Giving Invites Without Knowing Anyone

My article on getting a What.cd invite has made it's way onto dig. It's just a few diggs away from the front page! Head over to the site and digg it! Thanks guys.

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HELP: Digg

My article on recovering deleted data without a backup has made it's way on to Digg! Help me out and Digg it

How to Kill, Block, Redirect, and/or Stop the Diggbar

Digg recently created the "DiggBar," an html toolbar that frames each subsequent website click in such a way that Digg benefits from the traffic. While the bar remains on a user's screen, they loose the ability to truly bookmark a site or view the real URL. Instead, all navigation is manipulated to benefit digg and their advertisers. Thankfully there are now several methods to stop Digg from taking advantage of your website.

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How to Get Your Digg Article to the Front Page

People are always complaining that Digg is fixed, and that the long time users are the only ones who can make it to the front page. Others will tell you that only articles about Apple, Linux, etc will ever get there. The reality is that in less than a week, you can become a power Digg user and start getting your articles to the front page.

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