4 easy ways to get maximum views on your articles!

I know that this topic is written and talked about on a numerous occasions, but still what inspires me to write on it is the steady rise in views I got by following some easy steps, I got help by reading previous articles on this topic and thought about sharing my own methods of promoting an article to help my fellow writers!
Here is a list of websites where you can post your links to get more views:

RedGage is the best of the lot! It is a website which pays you for your submitting your links and monetizes your social activity. RedGage helps you make money for what you're already doing online and by building traffic to your content on RedGage you can maximize your earnings.

Digg is also a good one to promote your article links. Once something is submitted, other people see it and Digg what they like best. If your submission rocks and receives enough Diggs, it is promoted to the front page for the millions of visitors to see. Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, Digg surfaces the best stuff as voted on by users
Reddit is a source for what's new and popular on the web.
Users provide all of the content and decide, through voting, what's good ( ) and what's junk ( ). Links that receive community approval bubble up towards #1, so the front page is constantly in motion and filled with fresh, interesting links.
Reddit has one more unique feature called "karma." The number next to a username is called that user's "karma." It reflects how much good the user has done for the reddit community. The best way to gain karma is to submit links that other people like and vote for, though you won't get karma for self posts. There is only one thing about reddit which many users don't like, it's when you submit a link, and you have to wait for seven minutes to submit another one. Its sometimes becomes so irritating!
StumbleUpon has the largest pool of audience! It just passed 7 million users according to the site. That's about 50% bigger than Twitter, though Stumble is rarely talked about and never promoted. Every media personality on the planet is just busy in going gaga over Twitter.
So writers just promote your articles on the above mentioned sites and get ready to experience a steady rise in your views column!