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Get to the top of Digg and you had better upgrade your web hosting package. Digg is known for the ability to drive server crushing traffic to your blog. So how do you harness this power? Here are a few tips:

1. Be a real and active Digg User– Actually use Digg. The more active you are on Digg the better chance you have of attracting Digg’s from other users. Submit a variety of posts (hot news items seem to work well),...

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1. Shrink Your Urls– Most people want to share links on Twitter. The only problem is that you only have 140 characters. If you try to share a forum post like this one: http://www.thefreeadforum.com/vbull/...-out-digg.html , there is not much room left to make a comment. You can use url shortening services to shorten the above url to something like: http://tinyurl.com/3sotcm8...

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I started this site years ago as a free search engine submission service. Back then there were lots of real search engines to submit to. Now things have changed. If you want to be found in the major search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN you need to start getting traffic and back links to your website. Then the search engines will find you. I have known I needed to update this website for awhile. I now have started.

I just...

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I just got through listening to Chris Farrell’s webinar part 1 on how to get free traffic from Facebook. If you do not know Chris Farrell he is a Brit living in L.A. who has a real talent for methodically explaining internet marketing techniques to beginners.

I have been underusing Facebook mainly with a scatter shot approach without a solid Facebook marketing plan. I decided to listen to the webinar because I really needed...

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I recently did a synopsis of Chris Farrel’s webinar on Facebook marketing. It really opened my eyes up to the possibilites of using Facebook as a tool to generate traffic to my blog posts, websites and videos. You can read the post here.

Chris, talked about the 50/50 rule. Nice little rule. Basically he suggests spending 50% of your time on your own pages adding content and another 50% commenting on other people’s pages...