Here is another of my post on step by step guide on how to get traffic from Digg. All so called Spam haters and the people who hate to see all crap spreading around the net, don’t read it:) I know you will Move on.

Disclaimer: Below are the findings of an experiment that has been carried out to do a study. You should not use it to spam the Digg. Ultimately on the web if you have good quality content and good sites linking to them only then you survive.

Enough of legalities and formalities. Moving on to real stuff.

You need to be very good in handling / remembering password etc. Better use a spreadsheet to keep track of all UID, PWD, emails etc.

1.    Get a list of public proxy servers. Use a software to change them dynamically with a single click. Many such software are available in market.
2.    Create 100 Email accounts at sites like AOL.com, gmail.com, yahoo.com etc. Use different proxies to create email accounts. Make sure to use different names and different patterns for each and every single account. For example one account can be loverboy7521@hotmail.com Other should be bobofhouston@hotmail.com Make sure to write all email addresses and passwords in excel.
3.    Using these 100 email accounts create 100 different accounts at Digg. For easier management user ids can be same as email ids and password make same as password of email address. Goes without saying all this has to be done using different proxies.
4.    While creating the account at Digg, for each account go to http://www.digg.com/news/upcoming Click on “Digg It” for ten news. No need to change proxies at this step. Just make sure for each new account you need to change IP, but while you are digging at same account no need to change IPs.
5.    Pick up some technology sites, select any of its news and simply copy paste the title and summary of news to write a story about that news. Like this write one story each under hundred accounts. As said earlier make sure to change proxies for each account.
6.    Step 4 and 5 are to make sure that you are not leaving any footprint. It will be tough if not impossible to track all your hundred accounts.
7.    Now select any of your article, write a nice story for it using one of the account. Now your story is into the Digg upcoming page.
8.    Start login using your remaining 99 accounts, with each account first digg some 8-10 other stories and then digg your own story. Keep on moving fast changing the accounts and digging fast.
9.    At the end of exercise, you will have your story being dugg 100 times.
10.    Pick another of your story and go back to step 7.

Results: I picked 5 of my articles and followed above 10 steps.  Took me about 16 hours of work. Total traffic received from Digg was 1000 users. Going by the rate of 1$ a visitor I received visitors worth 1000$. Not a bad day of work.

What Next: All these accounts are still active. Next time it will take just 10 hours to do all this. Better is put a low paid assistant doing all this.

Target: At some point of time, you may have 1000 of active accounts at Digg with excellent history and some of your stories may even make to home page of digg. That’s indeed is a nice target to achieve.

Nitin Tripathi

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