Amazigg Offers the Ability to “Digg” into the Most Popular Products on Amazon

May 18, 2011 - PRLog -- Amazigg (http://www.amazigg.com) is a tech startup that brings together two of the most popular internet services: Digg and Amazon. The goal of the site is to show users Amazon products that have been submitted to Digg. The system makes it simple to find products that are most popular, cheapest, or downright quirky.

On a daily basis, Amazigg scans Digg for new Amazon products that have been submitted by users. From there, data from Digg is combined with Amazon pricing, images, and descriptions, giving users useful information.

The more Digg counts a product has the more interest it is receiving from the community.

Launched in April 2011, the mashup service is growing fast, now listing more than 2,200 products, with an “All-Time Top Product” list that features several products with 3,000 Diggs or more.

Spam is often times an issue with sites such as Digg, but Amazigg has a system in place for avoiding this issue. Only products with two or more Diggs are listed – this helps to eliminate spammy submissions.

The masterminds behind Amazigg make it simple to understand why the website, created in April, has achieved so much early success. “Amazigg lists products from Amazon, submitted to Digg, along with their Digg counts, and allows us to reveal the most popular, weird or trendy ones.” They added, “This is a service that makes it exciting to search for the hottest, and sometimes silliest, products, like «Uranium Ore» or «Bacon Flavored Jelly Beans».”

In today’s world, a large selection from a variety of stores makes it difficult for consumers to decide where and how to spend their money. Amazigg solves this problem by listing popular products selected by real people.

For further information, this press release in various formats (HTML, DOC, PDF) and imagery download visit http://www.amazigg.com/press/ or contact:

Max Bulber
Public Relations Manager
pr@amazigg.com

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Amazigg (http://www.amazigg.com) brings together the best of Amazon and Digg. The service lists products from the Amazon store, submitted to Digg, which allows users to find the most popular, trendy, or crazy ones.