Saying It Social Your Social Media Marketing Resource Home About Polls Our Services Testimonials Auto-Post Your Blog Posts to Digg The new Digg lets you set it up so that your blog posts will auto post to Digg! All you have to do is log in to Digg then go to your Settings  and click on the menu item to “Import Feeds&#. Enter the URL of your Blog’s Feed and then you will be given a verification code to add to one of your blog posts so that Digg can verify your blog. How cool, right?! Thank you for posting this information. Cheers. MORE >>

Last month, we chronicled one major milestone when StumbleUpon surpassed Facebook for social media traffic generation. Other than a few functionality changes, the basic premise has remained unchanged over the years, which may be… The Secret to StumbleUpon’s Success. Those who love surprise parties and movies with twist-endings are prime candidates to be one of the millions of avid StumbleUpon fans. To paraphrase Forrest Gump, “StumbleUpon is like a box of chocolates.&#. Social Media Marketing StumbleUpon business garrett jones marketing MORE >>

For many, social media marketing is all about Tweeting and working on a Facebook page. Other sites such as Stumbleupon, Linkedin, Pinterest and Digg can still generate a lot of traffic. Digg seems to have gone through a slow down in recent times, however, I wouldn’t ignore it totally. Stumbleupon is a good example. Sure, you can add the toolbar to your browser, and you can ‘stumble’ every piece of content you publish, however, this is not using Stumbleupon to best effect. What is important is you some of these sites to best effect. MORE >>

They can push it out through StumbleUpon , Reddit or Digg. When brands look at Blogs as a marketing opportunity, this is one of the leading key indicators that they are looking for next to traffic. marketing. stumbleupon. blog blogcomment blogger blogging bookmark content delicious digg email engagement gigaom googlebookmarks googleplus link linkedin linking marketing mathewingram onlinecommunity onlinesocialnetwork onlinevideo publishing reddit rss smartphone socialmedia socialproof stumbleupon trackback tumblr tweet twitterfacebook vimeo viral youtube MORE >>

This is a guest post by Dan Zarrella, social and viral marketing scientist. This means that for marketers these users can be a powerful vector for making content go viral. We know that people who read Digg, Reddit, Propeller and the like tend to have higher viral reach and sharing frequency than those who do not, so make sure your content appears on these sites. Dan Zarrella is a social and viral marketing scientist, you can read his blog here or follow him on Twitter here. Digg this! Share it on StumbleUpon. Share this on del.icio.us. Tweet This! MORE >>