How to Submit a Podcast to Digg.com

Podcasts are all over the Internet nowadays. These mini-television productions usually come in regular installments, or episodes, and run the gamut of all possible topics and themes. If you have a podcast you love and view regularly, or if you have your own podcast you want to promote, try submitting it to Digg.com.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Program for viewing videos, such as RealPlayer or QuickTime
• Internet connection
• Computer

1. Visit the Digg.com main page and log in to your account (see the Resources section below).
2. Decide in advance what podcast you want to submit. You can find a podcast on your own via a search engine, or you can take advantage of Digg.com's search feature by entering a keyword in the 'Find Podcast' box and hitting 'Go.'
3. Click on 'Podcasts.'
4. Click on 'Add New Podcast.'
5. Type in the URL for the podcast or its RSS feed information into the box provided.
6. Click on 'Add.' That's it! Your podcast has been submitted to Digg.com and is now available for viewing and voting by anyone who uses Digg.com.
7. Look for further help with submitting a podcast to Digg.com by visiting the FAQ page.

Tips & Warnings

• Do a search of podcasts already submitted to Digg.com to make sure your podcast isn't already on the site. You can search by entering the name of the podcast in the search field on the 'Podcasts' home page. You don't want to submit a duplicate podcast.
• While almost any type of podcast can be submitted to Digg.com, the best viewing experience usually comes from those podcasts that are compatible with I-Tunes.
• Make sure to check the Digg.com user agreement to ensure that the content of the podcast you wish to add is acceptable.