So many of you had sent me PM to check for if your site / article would make it up to FP but unfortunately most of you seem to not know how to make it work. Your article / news story quality is a very important in pushing it to the FP so enough attention has to be paid for the same.
The obvious benefit is the massive stream of traffic that Digg sends to websites whose stories are popular. Most people report between 15-25,000 visitors depending on how many "diggs" (or votes) a story receives.
Here are some tips that has been put together by our experience.
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Quality Content Creation
Quality, Quality, Quality! The mantra to be the winner for digg FP. Hire a good article writer who has experience in the industry you intend to target. Contents related to the hottest and latest events would give you better chances to gain the attention.
2. The Website
Never submit an article from a website that doesn't look good, or have any other good content. You may think it's sad that I say this, but a crappy site doesn't belong on the front page of digg. Make sure the site with the article you'd like to submit has a decent design, and plenty of other content to keep readers interested.
We don't like the artists one-hit-wonders as a general rule.
3. Time Threshold
Nothing more to say than, just try to get over 100 diggs before 24 hours is spent. As long as you can do this you should be well on your way to hitting the digg front page. All the rest depends on how much people enjoy your article. So if your ultimate goal is for the frontpage and if you have the bucks to spend, ask for a custom quote for 500+ diggs or subscribe for our platinum package.
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Grab the Attention:
Do your research and see what works and what not. Sites such as
http://socialblade.com/digg/diggfpdata.php gives you insight about whats hottest in digg. This should give you a idea about creating the right news story / article.
If you follow these guidelines, I don't see why your news story / article should not hit the FP.