Sep
Hire a Gang To Do Your Dirtywork
If you just go around in the light of day joining Digg circles and Stumble exchanges, you’re bound to be beaten. So why not lay low and get a gang to handle that stuff for you?
Need to find a gang? No problem. Just head to GangClick.
Basically the site is full of “gang” members who scratch each other’s backs. Thug life at it’s finest.
It’s great for soliciting diggs, stumbles, and other busywork. It is definitely best for “one-click” things such as stumbling, but if you catch others in a good mood, they might give you two or three clicks.
You start out by helping others, and each time you help someone, you get a point. Then you use the points to post projects of your own.
The process is very easy, but it’s even easier to cheat. All you have to do is visit someone’s URL to get a point - you don’t even have to digg or stumble the page. I rely on the karma principle though - what goes around, comes around. If you use this to cheat others, others are surely cheating you.
Sign-up
To get started, just sign-up real quick. Then, once logged-in, click “Projects” in the header navigation. Then click the headlines of any offers that interest you. Fulfill the request and get points toward posting your own projects.
To post your own project, click “Create project” in the left sidebar. Just enter your URL and a couple instructions, and post it. Then hope for the best!
My Experience…
While there is still a low membership to this site, it’s getting a bit better.
I can usually get a few stumbles each time I post a link. That’s good because stumbles always come in handy.
I posted a Digg request once though, just to see if it worked… and it was pretty much pointless. You might get a few Diggs over a few weeks, which won’t do anything for you.
But for being somewhat ‘below the radar’ it’s pretty good.
My Advice
Make friends. When you complete a project for someone, leave a nice comment. You want everyone to get familiar with your username so you build up a reputation. Then when they see your name as the project poster, they might be more likely to help out.
More Advice
Want to know a great use for this?
Use your Alexa redirect URLs instead of normal URLs. That way, whenever someone clicks your link, they’re helping to boost your Alexa rank.
Then it doesn’t matter if they are cheating the system by not actually stumbling your site, because you still got that Alexa boost! 
To join or not to join?
If you have some spare time, go ahead and join.
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I will give this a try . A few stumble will do me good .
I`ll maybe join, yet it would be far more easy for me to stumble-digg if I`ll see “proper” links here (I can spot only sphinn, which I do not use for the moment)
Sometime you may find some of your posts clicking on my name (on this comment - reviews area, usualy I put my blog link)
All my social bookmarking buttons, other than Sphinn, are under the “Bookmark This Page or Email It To a Friend” link
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The Alexa redirect sounds really good. But would it become a problem for search engine if I use “force www plugin” with Alexa’s redirect?
I don’t use that plugin but I don’t think it would interfere - the link redirects through Alexa before getting to your site, and then your site would still load like normal.
http://redirect.alexa.com/redirect?http://marketingdeviant.com/
Although I don’t know of any SEO benefits from using Alexa redirects. It’s more like a trade off.
Hmmmm pretty interesting gang work, So do they scratch each others backs on every social media site or only selected one’s ?
@Dev
You could try any site, but you’ll get less help for smaller or lesser-known sites (whereas Stumbleupon and Digg are pretty common.)