hello,
Does anyone knows what marketing strategy i need to use if i have an idea similar to digg and delicous, both sites are very successful and yet i never saw any sign of normal conservative publicity (like adds, mails , etc.) , they just flashed the web.
and another question, does anyone knows if the sites i mentioned above have other source of income except advertising?
Thanks .
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Digg And Delicious Marketing Strategy
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yossi555
, Sep 18 2006 06:21 PM
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Posted 18 September 2006 - 07:05 PM
I think this is one you need tor research yourself. Tell us, what have you learned so far from your research?
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Posted 18 September 2006 - 07:14 PM
To tell you the truth , internet marketing and seo are not my fields of expertise. im only a beginner and as one i dont have the knowledge to do such a research, thatts why i asked thinking maybe you will have a general idea, at list where to start looking...
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Posted 18 September 2006 - 09:42 PM
Wikipedia. That's a good place to start researching. Don't believe what you read. Check the references.
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Posted 18 September 2006 - 09:59 PM
Or you can start by looking at the Digg site 
What ads do they accept? Do they have a contact form where you can pose as an advertiser? Are there articles online talking about the Digg business model? (answer YES).
Seriously, if you can't work out how to answer the questions you posed, you have bigger issues, because research isn't Rocket Surgery, and is the same no matter what you are researching. You just write down the questions you want answers to, and then think of a way to answer them.
What ads do they accept? Do they have a contact form where you can pose as an advertiser? Are there articles online talking about the Digg business model? (answer YES).
Seriously, if you can't work out how to answer the questions you posed, you have bigger issues, because research isn't Rocket Surgery, and is the same no matter what you are researching. You just write down the questions you want answers to, and then think of a way to answer them.
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Posted 01 November 2006 - 02:23 AM
QUOTE(yossi555 @ Sep 18 2006, 08:14 PM)
To tell you the truth , internet marketing and seo are not my fields of expertise. im only a beginner and as one i dont have the knowledge to do such a research, thatts why i asked thinking maybe you will have a general idea, at list where to start looking...
I think that SEO and link popularity is a good thing when dealing with sites like this. This is one of the main ways they got there is because the amount of pages they have indexed and the SEO plus link popularity giving them a good ranking for their pages.
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