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If you’ve looked into buying Digg votes or increasing your rankings with any other social media site, then you’ve probably come across uSocial.net who are the Internet’s most prominent seller of this kind of service. In this article I’m going to give you the lowdown on who these guys are and what you should know before you buy anything from them.

uSocial.net sell bookmarking votes at around the same cost as their competitors, however where they differ is the fact that they offer substantial discounts for larger packages, where their competitors simply do not. This is the main reason that many stay with this company, simply because it’s much more cost effective for large or drawn-out campaigns than with anyone else.

The traffic you’ll get as a result of going ahead and buying Digg votes is insane — to say the least — though it will depend on the quality of the content you submit as well. One thing I really liked about uSocial is that unlike one or two of their competition (which I won’t name here), they don’t guarantee you a front-page listing on any site which is actually impossible, however they do guarantee your votes will be delivered.

As far as the traffic you’re going to get with them is concerned, it will all depend on votes purchased and your content, however from experience I can tell you I have gotten up to 65,000 visitors in under 24 hours with an investment of only $105, and a whopping 127,000 visitors with an investment of around $300. You will get larger traffic numbers for a larger investment, so if you want to think big, you should buy big.

There is one downside to using this company and that’s simply that if you want your order fulfilled immediately after you buy, you’re going to be out of luck. As they’re so busy they generally have delays of 3-5 days, though I can tell you it’s well worth the wait.

I’d definitely recommend uSocial to anyone looking to get a fantastic return on their marketing investment. You may not like the fact that they’re subverting social bookmarking sites, though if you really want to get ahead then I don’t think you’ll see it as much of an issue.

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