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This is a well known issue with the so called Digg effect. I warned people years ago not to aim for Digg traffic because Adsense tracks page impressions and cli
by onreact-com 17y ago
This is a well known issue with the so called Digg effect. I warned people years ago not to aim for Digg traffic because Adsense tracks page impressions and click throughs and Digg users behave like robots, flooding a site with requests and bouncing off right away.
[edit:] Reddit is even worse, higher bouncer rate (95%+), and even lower engagement than Digg.
- ars 17y agoWhen you find an article on a site via digg you are supposed to check out the rest of the site? That literally did not occur to me till I read your sentence. I've certainly never done so, I've never even thought to do so. I've sometimes clicked a link inside the story text, but not often.
- onreact-com 17y agoDigg is only for posting ugly comments and offending others so that's why you actually don't have to click or even read something on Digg. ;-)