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Groovy · 2 years ago

Here are a couple good ones:

Hilarious Album Covers
A Brief History of DRM

Steve · 2 years ago

Thanks so much, stumbled!

Natron · 2 years ago

Any idea the traffic levels you can get from stumble?

Greg · 2 years ago

I wrote about this a bit ago as well. I named it the "Virtual Schrodinger" law.

Virtual Schrödinger's Law

It works better for two reasons.

1. the site is delivered to you, you don't have to go find it in a list
2. There are no power users of note in stumble upon. You don't have to kiss ass to the power users of digg to get your story traction.

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Greg · 2 years ago

http://www.howtoliveonline.com/2007/06/why-stum...

Another link that's related.

Steve · 2 years ago

Fantastic folks, your sites have been stumbled and the articles that you have sent me have been stumbled as well. Keep the train going.

ram · 2 years ago

Hey nice idea Steve.
if you get a few stumbles that is enough to get decent traffic, it wont crash your server like digg but it is worth, as you already mentioned you will receive traffic from interested folks.

Steve · 2 years ago

Thanks, I just went by your site and stumbled it. Leave a few articles if you'd like me to do those as well. Pass the meme along.

Patrick · 2 years ago

Very good experiment. I'll have to check it out! Very good post!

jf.sellsius · 2 years ago

Love the stumblers.

jf.sellsius · 2 years ago

Love the stumblers. Video Stumbleupon is cool too.

Steve · 2 years ago

Yea, stumble upon is quickly becoming my favorite. Great site as always mate, stumbled.

ram · 2 years ago

Thanks for the stumble, these 2 articles needs stumbles if you dont mind
http://www.teknobites.com/2007/06/15/firefox-ex...
http://www.teknobites.com/2007/06/21/build-webs...

I stumbled your site, let me know any articles you want me to stumble
thanks

Robb · 2 years ago

I've definitely gotten some traffic boosts from SU, just as from Digg. However, the quality of hits isn't exactly something to be proud of. On an e-commerce site, the odds of converting them to sales is akin to buying a lotto ticket. I'm sure with other broad appealing sites it could be a much different story however.

Steve · 2 years ago

Traffic and conversions are entirely different questions. For a blogger traffic == exposure and ad revenue. For e-commerce you have to throw in percent conversion because traffic without conversions is just server load. Your site has been stumbled by the way.

Rajanmr · 2 years ago

hi,
PLease stumble my blog which has the post "How to get customers instead of visitors " url - http://freewebmastertools.blogspot.com/.

thanks and pls let me know the result of your experiment.

Aurelius Tjin · 1 year ago

This is obviously one great post. The information are very insightful and helpful. Thanks for sharing all of these.

kral oyun · 1 year ago

? like stumble..

oyunlar · 1 year ago

I’ve definitely gotten some traffic boosts from SU, just as from Digg. However, the quality of hits isn’t exactly something to be proud of. On an e-commerce site, the odds of converting them to sales is akin to buying a lotto ticket. I’m sure with other broad appealing sites it could be a much different story however.

k?z oyunlar? · 1 year ago

Fantastic folks, your sites have been stumbled and the articles that you have sent me have been stumbled as well. Keep the train going.

myikram · 1 year ago

Very useful info there, also, you can add more ways by

109 Ways of Increasing your Website Traffic - Free tips

Judger · 1 year ago

Hi, I knocked up a website about a month ago, just as a little hobby really, but it's been interesting to watch and experiment with the Stumble-upon system. I was surprised to see last week visitors to my site go from 20-50 a day to 450 in one day, of course that number has been steadily reclining. But even still this was all generated from people hitting the thumbs up.
I'm aware I still have a lot of work to do, ie increase content and improve the lay out of the site slightly, but like anyone else out there with a website will know, it's satisfying to think that you've started from scratch and created something people find interesting, or in my case amusing.

So now here's my offer to all of you, i'll scratch your back if you scratch mine...

http://www.thegannet.com/page4.html

kiz oyunlari · 1 year ago

Fantastic folks, your sites have been stumbled and the articles that you have sent me have been stumbled as well. Keep the train going.

Cheryline Lawson · 1 year ago

Thanks for the stumble. Digg is really getting on my last nerves. Here are my article URL's from my blog:
http://honestinternetmarketingreviews.wordpress...
http://thisinternetmarketinguncut.wordpress.com...
http://affiliatemarketingcommission.wordpress.c...
Please send your links so I can stumble them as well.

wesslinger · 1 year ago

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mac oyunlari · 3 months ago

Thanks, I just went by your site and stumbled it.