SEO benefits of several Diggs

[officer_iron]

This seems like a crazy question to me, but I actually ran into this problem last night.

A couple of my sites got some Diggs, about 20-30 each, within a 24 hour period. At first, both sites shot up in the rankings. But by the end of the night, they were both about 10 spots lower. This was all in the 24 hour period.

Could I have received some type of penalty for all the Diggs?

[john.vanis5]

Might be or might be it is due to google dance. Wait for a while and generate bakclink on targeted keywords.

[derekjansen]

I wouldn't place too much emphasis or concern on this. Most likely just the "dance" as mentioned above.

[mindcracking]

Originally Posted by derekjansen

I wouldn't place too much emphasis or concern on this. Most likely just the "dance" as mentioned above.

I totally agree on this. Just wait a couple of days but keep building some link and your golden. Its just the dance as derekjensen says so.

[officer_iron]

Thanks for the advice. I don't see how you could get penalized for getting Diggs. Getting your site dugg is supposed to be a good thing, and Digg is a respected site. Seems crazy to even question it, but just thought I'd see what everyone had to say.

[alecangelo]

1. Increase Visibility
2. High ROI (Return on Investment)
3. Long term positioning
4. Cost-effective
5. Flexibility
6. Measurable results

[robwotson]

Digg.com is the 1 user-submitted news site a world in which advertisers can participate in the 25 million mark of influential people. Digg advertising gives advertisers the opportunity to address the areas of interest, such as the World & business, entertainment, technology, travel and cars. Advertise on digg.com and reach a lucrative and influential audience. Digg's audience is younger, and 75 percent of the population aged 18-49.

[samual james]

if you getting good digg then definately you can see some good result.

[iloveseo]

Good diggs on your url can definitely give you better results.