My signature Wickedfire has gotten me some leads in the past, but nothing quite like this. Some member submitted this picture that was found on my signature , and just look at the response it got: http://digg.com/comedy/Money_Talks_Baby_Hell_Yeah_PIC. I kept the link, so you can see what category it was submitted too.It was very unfortunate he didn’t put diggalive.com in the URL, or we would for sure have some more readers by now. There was also a lot of comments, where I could of gone back and left replys. This at least will give you an idea of images users are Digging. This one must of ended up on the first page, it also has a ‘tag’ associated with it, which is for the higher Digged entries. What are some ways that you could monetize this situation? If I was in control of the URL, which I wish I was in this case, I could of pointed it to DiggaLive, and hoped to get some subscribers, or I could of created an offer page, or jumper, and linked it to that , with an offer. This could have been 2043 potential clicks, and definitely missed out. I would probably stick with something like an email submit, or 1 page submit. Dig traffic is not going to convert nearly as high as targeted traffic, but what’s the harm in testing. What kind of deals would work? I can answer that the same as almost any other question having to do with affiliate marketing, and that is …T E S T.
Have you found ways to monetize Digg Traffic? Let us know!
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That IS a pretty awesome gif. Havent seen you online in a while brotha!
Ya man, been busy moving apartments.I need to update this site too. Thanks for swingin by!
Man, sounds like you could have grabbed some mad traffic, but then again you know how to correct the problem the next time, so all in all, it was really a learning experience.
Internet marketing sometime teaches us some hard lessons like this, but it really is a learning process, so all is well.
To Success,
Nick Simpson
Ya, and more imoportantly have some more ideas of what goes good on Digg. Barak + comedy = Traffic!
It’s just one of those pictures that makes you want to click whether you like the President or not. Invokes curiosity, but even more than that you want to click just so you are not the only one missing out on the information. Like, if you don’t find out what it is about, you friends might say “where have you been?”
I guess, we should all keep our eyes open for these opportunities.