Digg sponsored ads

[Medici]

How does someone gain access to this platform? their advertising page doesn't mention anything. I emailed Digg but they haven't gotten back to me yet (3 business days).

Was there a beta group for these new ads and I simply missed the boat or something else?

 

[erect]

Saw this early last week >> was impressed >> inquired >> nothing back either

 

[aeisn]

I don't know about digg but reddit also has a sponsored ad platform. $10,000/month for a link. I forget what the average clicks/impressions are for a month but if you email the people at conde nast (not reddit they don't know shit and never respond to emails) they will give you a media package with the details.

 

[Volume10]

I have a guy that works for Digg - I will find his info and give him a call on Monday and see whats up. If yall don't hear back from me email and remind me as I am traveling all next week.

 

[Medici]

thanks for the help guys. I'll take a look at conde nast and see what they have to say.

 

[erect]

If yall don't hear back from me email and remind me as I am traveling all next week.

I'll hold you to it ... thanks in advance

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

Wouldn't Digg traffic be complete shit anyway?

 

[Medici]

I'm not looking to sling berries (though some ads do).

 

[bprimeelite]

Yeah I would imagine it would be expensive and Digg traffic is just one step up from the purchased bot and proxy traffic.

 

[conv3rsion]

already seen a lot of aff pages on this, wonder if its working for them

 

[erect]

Wouldn't Digg traffic be complete shit anyway?

Potentially, but they do control a TON of traffic & getting straight advertising pages to show up #3 on the front page is almost impossible which is probably why tech savvy social traffic genuinely doesn't work for cpa. There are plenty of sheeple who check out the front page though.

Bottom line, if it's the right price it's worth a shot.

 

[machinecontrol]

It would probably be cheaper to just buy enough votes to get to the front page.