As I know, this guy offers 2 services:
1) Digg FP frontpage - where he is submitting your content and 100% of the diggs you get there are natural
2) Digg Coaching - I paid $100 only for Digg, now he offers coaching for other sites as well for $125
I wanted to offer my two cents here...of why you should get the second service. I knew I could have got 3 submissions for the money I paid e2madina, but instead I invested in getting the coaching. Why? Because it's lot better in the long run. e2madina taught me how Digg really worked, gave me tips on how to get in touch with some digg power users, how to persuade some of them to submit my stuff from their accounts (for free).
Fast forward now...I have a site which got on the FP on Digg 4 times, got around 83.000 visitors. And this month I finally got into alexa top 100k and into compete top 30.000 (and Digg played a MAJOR role into this.)
Now, I'm not saying it was all because of e2madina. It took some work, building relationships with people, being consistent and so on.
But if it wasn't for e2madina who showed me how to get started, I wouldn't have done it. HOW TO GET STARTED is the most important thing in the world you can learn especially about Digg. People seem to over-complicate things especially with these 'social media' sites where in fact things are so simple, it's all about reciprocity and helping each other but on every social media site things are different so it's very helpful to have someone tell you how to do it + share some unique experience. Saves a lot of time and energy plus you learn how powerful this stuff is.
Just my 2 cents.
1) Digg FP frontpage - where he is submitting your content and 100% of the diggs you get there are natural
2) Digg Coaching - I paid $100 only for Digg, now he offers coaching for other sites as well for $125
I wanted to offer my two cents here...of why you should get the second service. I knew I could have got 3 submissions for the money I paid e2madina, but instead I invested in getting the coaching. Why? Because it's lot better in the long run. e2madina taught me how Digg really worked, gave me tips on how to get in touch with some digg power users, how to persuade some of them to submit my stuff from their accounts (for free).
Fast forward now...I have a site which got on the FP on Digg 4 times, got around 83.000 visitors. And this month I finally got into alexa top 100k and into compete top 30.000 (and Digg played a MAJOR role into this.)
Now, I'm not saying it was all because of e2madina. It took some work, building relationships with people, being consistent and so on.
But if it wasn't for e2madina who showed me how to get started, I wouldn't have done it. HOW TO GET STARTED is the most important thing in the world you can learn especially about Digg. People seem to over-complicate things especially with these 'social media' sites where in fact things are so simple, it's all about reciprocity and helping each other but on every social media site things are different so it's very helpful to have someone tell you how to do it + share some unique experience. Saves a lot of time and energy plus you learn how powerful this stuff is.
Just my 2 cents.
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