Digg Users 3 Times Less Likely to Click Ads Than Google Users

by Chrispian Burks

What does this mean in terms of making money? Don't rely on the Digg traffic as a direct method for making money. It's a means to get exposure. If you do get on Digg try to capture the audience as much as possible. Direct them to other content on your site and try to get them to become repeat visitors. You'll also get some trackbacks and links from being on Digg and we all know how important links are.

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1. Geeee Says:
   April 10th, 2007 at 5:07 am

   Very true Chris, actually I don't visit digg that much because I'm using RSS feeds to read their content that's why I don't know what's going on (ads) on their website. Talking about traffic … it's wow and there're plenty of ways to attract users. Thanks for highlighting this ;)

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