Digg saturation: Patrick from Blogstorm came up with a way to rank websites using a Digg saturation value that he come up with by searching Google with a specific URI. Apparently Google really likes sites that are Dugg.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Adigg.com+weblogtoolscollection.com
To check your own Digg saturation, just replace weblogtoolscollection.com above with your own blogs’ URI. What is your Digg saturation?
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That’s a good news, and this is probably a good metric… at least for USA and english-speaking countries.. I doubt that digg effect would be a good metric for european and non english sites/blogs, just because the main part of average users don’t even know digg! 🙂
Mark, can you point me to an article about – or the source of – this statement? Apart from the fact that Digg.com has a high Google PR I see no reason that Google would favour sites that are dugg.
If so, the same method to test your site’s saturation could be applied to any high ranking site.
@john: Same blog for one example, http://www.blogstorm.co.uk/blo.....e-traffic/
Okay ignore that comment. I should really have read the article you linked to before commenting 🙂
Google tells me if couldn’t find anything. Oh well, One of these days I’ll get digged pretty good.
Interesting news. Thanks Mark.
And oh yeah, woohoo! 1 hit! 🙂