To: Congressman Billybob
How exactly does spread the word, and benefit FR?I've read the entire thread, so far that question has not been answered.
This will benefit digg.com, I don't see any benefit for FR.
As a sidenote, TrendMicro warned me that it is a dangerous website, that was probably because of one of the popup ads, it only happened once.
288 posted on
10/28/2008 7:06:33 PM PDT by
Jean S
To: Jean S; All
it's simple. see the link below. http://blogs.reuters.com/mediafile/2008/10/23/huffington-post-top-indy-political-blogs-for-traffic/ Arianna Huffington, as cronie as she is, has executed a web strategy for politics unanswered by the right to this date. That link shows that FR saw a decline month over month in traffic while Huffingtonpost leapfrogged drudge and FR. she does it by linking web 2.0 sites to hers as shown below:
As mentioned previously, the internet is evolving, our base is strong, so my recommendation is we adapt our strategies to expand our influence.
To: Jean S
There is some publicity to conservatives on Digg who haven’t become familiar with FR.
More importantly, it provides the FR msg to undecideds on Digg.
299 posted on
10/28/2008 7:48:04 PM PDT by
Quix
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