Do You Use Stumbleupon?
I was just checking out my stats and was amazed to see that they included quite a few visits from StumbleUpon. I had heard before that the traffic that comes from sites like Digg and Stumbleupon is not high quality traffic.
Well yesterday, a comment was left by Debra Hammel, who has quite a few projects going on and is an example of the quality traffic that comes from Stumbleupon, which is how she came to be on Pixelheadonline.com. We actually spent the better part of the morning communicating via twitter, mybloglog.com, email, and two blogs; this one and her blog TheDeblog.com. I will be reviewing a couple of her projects in upcoming posts, but in the meantime, stop on by her blog or her mybloglog profile to check out her projects that have received quite a bit of notice from the Press.
Anyway, I recently started stumbling not only sites that I come across while surfing, but I also stumble posts after I publish them. On my last Top commentors post, I stumbled all the individually highlighted posts as well. I took this from David of Pureblogging.com who does a weekly post of all the top commentors on his blog.
I really am just starting to use sites like Stumbleupon and Digg, so if you have any suggestions for their use or disuse, please let me know.
Updates and other Stumbleupon Resources:
- I just came across Meg of Dipping into the Blog Pond’s post entitled Beginners Guide to StumbleUpon when doing research for my post about the new Social Networking SEO Site Sphinn. Be sure to read Aaron’s Comments below as well.
- Have You Checked Out StumbleUpon?
- Just came upon 17 POWER Tips for StumbleUpon Beginners and
- How To Get MORE StumbleUpon Traffic – A Guide For Beginners… And Experts
Written by Pixelhead on July 11th, 2007 with 34
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