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Digg.com has started banning the users that has made their site successful. It appears that they go through cycles where this happens. Nothing new to habitual diggers. This in turn causes an uproar of sorts among them and they start revolts.
This behavior is pure marketing genius by digg.com. It causes the people who have not been banned to place more value on their digg profiles and to talk about them, digg, across the blogoshpere. I even got sucked into it, otherwise I never write blog post about digg.com.
The thing is this is a group of intelligent individuals who have helped digg raise the value of their site and they don’t even realize that the bannings is digg.com’s way of manipulating them to help digg users self moderate and promote their site.
Digg is the biggest player in the social media space and their bannings are pure marketing genius. Kevin Rose knows this. Digg’s marketing department knows this. I just wonder if the users that are whining do?
Concerns have been raised raised by individuals worrying that blogging about this phenomenon that they will lose their digg account. That is allowing a site that does not contribute to their bottom line occupy more space in their mind than is healthy by any means. They just need to understand, digg is happy that they are getting post like this and allowing a single site they have no control over to control their thoughts and actions is taking away time better spent doing a multiple of things, like building their< business.
Get over it, spend your time on things that bring you value not someone else’s business model. You will be glad you did. I have better things to do as well, like working on DrivingSales and my personal online marketing properties. Digg be damned, they don’t control my business model.
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Sorry for the lack of recent updates. As you will notice there is a new look here. It is because I am completely changing the direction of this blog. In the past most of the post were exclusively on the Make Money Niche of online marketing. For me I have succeeded there. I just don’t engage that niche. I am not a trainer per se. I will still provide value added content here. More so about automotive SEO, Automotive vendors and things people can do to increase their online viability.
How you chose to apply these things to your business is entirely up to you.
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I love participating in online communities and even have a few that I cherish immensely. I just hate it when people turn all caustic though and try to take unfounded jabs at people. I usually retaliate pretty fast to these types of interactions and strike back with such force that they never realize what is coming until it is to late and unrecoverable.
I am very good at what I do SEO wise. I really do not have the patience for teaching other people how to do things unless they have some basic aptitude that is why I like doing my own thing so well. This coupled with the fact that I am working as an Internet Sales Manager now it does not give me time to help a hapless newbie. Nor does it give me the patience to try to explain things to people who are so convinced they are right that no amount of explanation will help. I just wont let them get the last word in though which seems to be a character flaw of mine.
Oh well just don’t tell me how proud of your keywords you are and be a jack ass about it you are subject to lose them!!