The right keywords might get you on the front page on Digg

[Vintage]

'Facebook', 'Intel', 'Starbucks' - all big names in their own right, and most people are in a way customers. So when they see it on Digg, it hits them and compels them to click on it.

A quick glance at the Digg top stories and you'll see some of these brands and their related stories - eg. Facebook is No.1, 5 ways to get free coffee at Starbucks or whatever.

Anyone has any experience with this?

[ZachW]

It doesn't help that everyone else is doing the same. But I agree. A picture helps a lot too.

[fastcart14]

I notice digg has a lot of political stories these days.

McCain/Obama. If you can work that in, could be nice traffic...

[LeadinBiz]

No i dont think so... lets se if anyone can help?

[jaksones]

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[Niche]

I don't think you need to be on the front page of digg to get loads of traffic from your diggs
I have submitted a bunch of diggs which have picked up diggs from other users. I don't think any of my diggs have hit the homepage but they do well in their individual categories. I thin that's why I get a lot of digg traffic to my websites but the honest truth is 'who's to say?'

[stupid camel]

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