WTF, is Digg.com a nofollow site

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loginname

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Oct 1, 2008

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• Nov 13, 2009

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I posted a link on Digg.com. Then I viewed the html displaying the link... it had a nofollow tag:
rel="dc:source nofollow d315viM"

Looks like maybe digg.com don't help getting backlinks... Hope I'm wrong about this...

 

MarketerMac

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Oct 26, 2009

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• Nov 13, 2009

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it'll still get your site visited by gbot insanely fast...and you'll get syndicated on sites with ******** links that pull from digg...

 

mbceo

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Feb 9, 2009

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• Nov 13, 2009

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loginname said:

I posted a link on Digg.com. Then I viewed the html displaying the link... it had a nofollow tag:
rel="dc:source nofollow d315viM"

Looks like maybe digg.com don't help getting backlinks... Hope I'm wrong about this...

Click to expand...

has been for a while

 

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Schlossy

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Jul 11, 2008

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• Nov 13, 2009

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Digg has been nofollow for some months now...makes me wonder where you've been LOL Still a great traffic source to keep submitting links.

 

eestisiin

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Oct 8, 2007

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• Nov 13, 2009

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Chill out with the nofollow/******** thing...Digg helps u a lot, u just should lay back and chill, dont worry if some links are nofollow, i usually dont care about nofollow, it still counts as a backlink

 

elchichita

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Most links, either do-follow or nofollow will help, just make sure you have a varied source of backlinks so it looks natural

 

agentk007

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Aug 16, 2008

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Google still credits you for no-follow links... all it NOT does is follow your link from that "no follow" site. People are so mis-informed when it comes to backlinks. Its called a backlink for a reason!

But yeah... keep submitting to digg.com... the traffic alone is worth it!

PS: - There is a guy on here that used USFreeAds to rank first page for a hot niche. That btw is a nofollow site too... yet Google credited him greatly for his posts. GoogleBots are getting fine tuned everyday!

 

Last edited: Nov 14, 2009

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mohammad111

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Oct 4, 2009

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Digg.com changed their policy about ******** back links and you can't get ******** backlinks from digg anymore but jut like agentk007 said, you should keep submitting to digg and try to make it to the first page.

If you make it to the first page you can get thousands of visitors in just one day.

 

Yukinari84

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Dec 12, 2007

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Digg has been no-follow for a while now.

For the sake of your business, you should really make it a point to pay attention to what all the major sites and the search engines are doing.

 

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StonedTitan

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Aug 5, 2009

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• Nov 14, 2009

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Lol like they said..It has been for a while.

 

moneyrocks

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May 22, 2009

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• Nov 14, 2009

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hahahhah wake up buddy we are almost in 2010 but still digg is great with traffic.