7 Tips To Explode Your Stumble Upon Traffic
Sunday, November 4th, 2007 • Category
What a small world, Nicole Dean, whose Jimmy D. Brown’s affiliate manager coincidentally subscribed to my list. I’m really honored to have savvy Internet marketer as one of my subscribers 
And this happened because my webmaster goofed. He set the wrong launching date on my product’s site.
She’s curious about my Stumble Upon strategy.
I’m very skilled in getting web traffic through many means, but I’m trying to learn about StumbleUpon, which it sounds like you’re having great success with.
So I gave her 7 hints to explode her Stumble Upon traffic, and I may as well share here, too.
- Never stumble your own content, whether it’s blog post or article since it’s not allowed under Stumble Upon terms of service.
- Never stumble opt-in pages or sale pages… stumblers tend to give thumb down for those pages and it’ll end up hurt your traffic.
- Add friends in SU, preferable the top stumblers. Your goal is to have 200 reciprocated friends (200 is the maximum friends allowed in SU). But no worry, you can always delete your friends.
- Submit to correct topic with the correct tags (SU only uses up to 4 tags, the category will become a tag as well). You must experiment to find which topic gives you the best result.
- Add comments/reviews when stumbling.
- Exchange stumbles with others.
- You can always buy SU sponsorship. Yes, just by $20 you can bribe your way in into SU. Meaning your site will shown in SU home page.
If you’re short on spare cash, you can request other stumblers to sponsor you.
And this is just a fraction of what I’ll reveal in my new product
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Comment by Nicole Dean on 6 November 2007:
I’ve got to say you have a pretty great blog here. Excellent information.
Thank you so much for the awesome post (and the link love). I’m working on finding good information about Stumble Upon so I can train my helpers to use it effectively, although I think I’m going to sign up for an account, too, so I can play. You’ve definitely intrigued me.
Looking forward to chatting again, soon.
Nicole
Comment by Aldian on 7 November 2007:
Thank you for visiting Nicole
Yes, you should try it so that you can experience it yourself. Learning by doing is the fastest!