A great series of informative posts on maximizing your Stumbleupon experience. Being a somewhat jaded and reluctant adopter of sites like SU and mostly using it to add value to several recent clients we thought would benefit from the exposure – I have come to the unfortunate realization that I know NOTHING about how stumbleupon REALLY works behind the scenes.
I added Rob this morning as a friend – and he was gracious enough to write back with a few suggestions on making the most out of the network. ( to be honest, and sorry Rob – I didn’t really pay too close attention..:-) But fast forward 16 hours, and as I’m trying to get up to speed on some best practices to leverage SU in the most efficient manner..low and behold, I am finding that Rob has written a veritable avalanche of informative, entertaining and illuminating articles on exactly that.
So – before you spend a dime on one of these web 2.0 Social networking coaching networks ( of which I just joined and am running several affiliate banners for to your immediate right..:-) skip it – save the cash, and check out some of the great info you can find for free – if you have some free time ( or are a ferocious insomnia sufferer like myself ).
Kudos to Rob – and check out his great post(s) below: StumbleUpon Series Part 9 – Submitting An Article Like A Pro And Not Like A Newbie | How To Rule The World
Tags: stumbleupon, web 2.0 traffic strategies
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thanks for the great review =)
Getting huge traffic from stumbleupon is very hard work to do if you are alone and your website is not very popular.
Actually, Moldova..Stumbleupon traffic is very EASY to get, you simply have to invest a little bit of time to get involved with some other stumblers – try “reviewing” a bunch of the active stumblers in your niche. I think you’ll find it easy to make “friends” and you should get a nice boost in your traffic accordingly. Good luck!