Are you digging this? Why not?!

I am absolutely shocked by the number of internet marketers that do not utilize the power of online bookmarking websites like Digg.com! There I said it and it had to be said!

I love to read…

I love to read great articles and blog posts online but there is no possible way I could find every blog post worth reading even if I spent hours searching for them. Google.com does a pretty good job of helping me find something interesting but the information is often outdated. I can find links to recent articles on Twitter.com but I don’t much information about the article until after I click on the link. Who has time to click on useless links? Not this guy.

What is the solution?

Digg.com solves many of the problems we face when it comes to finding good reading material on topics you are looking for. People you are following on Digg.com will be digging blog posts and articles on topic you are interested in. And if the article is outdated then I doubt anyone will be digging it so you won’t have much to worry about when it comes to reading old stuff. Since Digg.com lets its members add titles and descriptive text, you will have a chance to read a excerpt of the linked webpage before actually using your precious time clicking on a lame link.

Learn more about Digg.com in the video

About Clifton Hatfield

I am a family man. My wife and I are both web developers and parents to our beautiful boys. I have been working with social networks since 2004 and blogging even longer. After building niche networks of over 400,000 members, I have genuinely gained knowledge of how they have grown over the years and have influenced the way people interact on the internet. My hobbies include writing Facebook Applications and Wordpress Plugins. In my free time, I love a glass of wine with my wife or playing in the yard our boys. Nothing means more to me than my family.

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