We interfere with the promotion of the site in Digg'e and its clones
Suppose you have an enemy. You are bored with his SMO attempts: he puts links on his website wherever possible. Now you have a chance to somehow spoil this insolent. Absolutely free, quality guaranteed!
So, suppose you have an enemy. This may be a pimply youngster, a first-year student of a technical college, who imagines himself a genius of the Internet. He diligently sprinkles stupid articles into his dull “lobster” and puts links to it anywhere - in the comments on your blog, on the sites you visit, and so on. He has already heard about Social Media Optimization and diligently studied all that nonsense that comes out on the request of “SMO” in Yandex. He also listens to punk rock. Dangerous tipchik, yes.
This may be a respected blogger writing interesting materials. In this case, the “youngster” from the previous paragraph will most likely be you. Out of envy, you are ready to crush it into powder, but you cannot do it, because you spend 99% of your time at the computer, not in the gym. Or maybe this distinguished blogger is your competitor. In general, there can be a lot of motives.
My bad advice to you is simple and universal - regardless of the motives of your dislike for your neighbor. If he likes to advance on resources like Digg or News2 (and such resources for labor-mates are just a Klondike), with the appearance of each new post on his blog, immediately post a link to these resources. Only in the name of the link and in its description indicate any nonsense. This should not be obscene language, otherwise you will be banned: enter, for example, some stupid and inappropriate name.
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What is the trick? On Digg and News2 each link can be published only once. If you overtake the enemy by posting a link to his new post, then your “stupid” digg-post will simply be “drowned” without even looking at the link, and the author will not be able to do anything about it. In addition, News2 has a rating of sites, so the more "drowned" links to the enemy shelter - the lower will be the rating of this haven.
Good luck, dirty dog!
So, suppose you have an enemy. This may be a pimply youngster, a first-year student of a technical college, who imagines himself a genius of the Internet. He diligently sprinkles stupid articles into his dull “lobster” and puts links to it anywhere - in the comments on your blog, on the sites you visit, and so on. He has already heard about Social Media Optimization and diligently studied all that nonsense that comes out on the request of “SMO” in Yandex. He also listens to punk rock. Dangerous tipchik, yes.
This may be a respected blogger writing interesting materials. In this case, the “youngster” from the previous paragraph will most likely be you. Out of envy, you are ready to crush it into powder, but you cannot do it, because you spend 99% of your time at the computer, not in the gym. Or maybe this distinguished blogger is your competitor. In general, there can be a lot of motives.
My bad advice to you is simple and universal - regardless of the motives of your dislike for your neighbor. If he likes to advance on resources like Digg or News2 (and such resources for labor-mates are just a Klondike), with the appearance of each new post on his blog, immediately post a link to these resources. Only in the name of the link and in its description indicate any nonsense. This should not be obscene language, otherwise you will be banned: enter, for example, some stupid and inappropriate name.
')
What is the trick? On Digg and News2 each link can be published only once. If you overtake the enemy by posting a link to his new post, then your “stupid” digg-post will simply be “drowned” without even looking at the link, and the author will not be able to do anything about it. In addition, News2 has a rating of sites, so the more "drowned" links to the enemy shelter - the lower will be the rating of this haven.
Good luck, dirty dog!
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/48343/
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