Thanks for your comment. I think Lare just changed his domain name, I’ll ask him. Thanks for the heads up though.

Sales have been incredibly good as word of mouth starts to spread about the effectiveness of the system. But as always, I say test out the free methods that are at the site first, before you buy any of my products. All my products are just more advanced, accelerated versions of what works on this site.

Good news & bad news

I checked out Digg in some depth and agree re the SOCIAL aspect – if it sheds light, then digg it, but don’t digg for any other reason.

Uplifted by reading your blog, I also checked out your Evergreen Traffic product. Looks very exciting, BUT … I was put off because the site mentioned in a raving testimonial by “Lare” does not exist. http://www.footologist.com (The domain seems to be in redemption status.)

I thought this might be useful info for you coz it will be costing you sales when people (like me) go check it out and think … oh … well maybe “Evergreen” didn’t work for them after all.

Best
Jonathan

Had to edit your link title – this is a family site.

Personally I have nothing specifically against Digg. Working with the herd mind as opposed to against it, can be extremely profitable and I’ve benefitted from it more than once. (I don’t mean that phrase as an insult, I actually think it’s nicer than the term “sheep”.)

At the same time I admire those who use the model Digg has created and come up with a niche idea. There are only going to be a handful of general interest Digg sites. In the end we’ll probably be left with Mixx, Propeller, and if it survives, Digg. But there’s limitless potential for the social media model to be applied to business, online business, blogging, software, home decorating, financial health, physical health, mental health, technology, any aspect of pop culture…

Every link submitted is moderator approved and then they are posted 1-3 times per day.

Winning in that game involves quality content. Repost are almost all I see on digg. People think, WOW IVE NEVER SEEN THAT BEFORE, even though the page view on it is well over 200,000. Maybe other people havent seen it. Or even worse are the ones who just copy the images, rehost and repost on digg.

Dana,

Absolutely. Good friends call each other on lapses in logic and such. Yet another great perspective.

Very true. Quite well said. If only I had posted that instead.

Jayne,

I find the same thing, and then that I meet them – usually people I know “of” but don’t “know”.

And in the somewhat limited time I’ve been following the moves of the social media allstars, it seems to me that when and if a typical sphinn, digg or stumble darling falters with a post, the people that usually help their posts make it to the top are the same people who are first to question the writer on their post, call them out on a weak argument, etc.

Chessnoid,

Haven’t seen that handle in a while, how are you? I will cash that offer in for a friend if you don’t mind. I look at social media traffic as nice when you get it organically – for now. In the meantime, I’m concentrating on pushing love to other people.