Tag: StumbleUdon
Real traffic with StumbleUdon and StumbleUpon
by Jim on Mar.02, 2008, under SEO, Site Related
Since I finally started getting traffic yesterday, and the head story was on Search Engine Optimization (SEO,) I might as well talk about it again. If you come here for more than that don’t worry, as SEO will just be one of many topics that this blog will cover. So if you want to read about my return to AMC Cinema and attempt to get free drinks, then yes, I will get round to that — probably on Wednesday.
Anyway shall we get back on topic? If you’ve tried link exchanges and posted a decent amount of good content and still struggle to get many hits, then this post is for you. Driving unique hits can be difficult, especially when autosurfs violate the Terms of Service you agreed to when you joined Google Adsense. This is where StumbleUpon comes in, it can bring you some free traffic; however, you will find it only gives you a small amount of targeted traffic. You may be content with this, but don’t be! There is a way to get more targeted traffic from StumbleUpon — through StumbleUdon, emphasis on the d! If you’re interested there is an invitation link at the bottom of this post, the only way in to StumbleUdon is via invitation!
StumbleUdon helps drive more targeted traffic to your site through SumbleUpon, thus the traffic is legitimate traffic. You don’t have to rely on StumbleUdon as the users it brings to your site may vote ‘I like it!’ on StumbleUpon, thus bringing more traffic to your site. Don’t worry if Stumblers spend little time on your site, as that is just their nature. We would all be swimming in cash if every Stumbler read the entirity of our blogs and even clicked and advertisement, things just aren’t that easy.
If just ten users come back, that is ten more returning visitors to your site. If you were to get ten returning visitors every day from this, then in one year you will be getting 3,560 (or 3570 if it’s a leap year,) extra unique hits to your site. Once your at those levels, or even at half those levels, you can rest easy as content alone should keep your site alive.
