Comments on: Social media marketing with StumbleUpon generates easy traffic boost http://www.blogking.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/ Designed by The BlogKing™, Michael Klusek Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:27:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: BlogKing http://www.blogking.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/#comment-289 BlogKing Mon, 24 Sep 2007 17:25:04 +0000 http://www.onlinesalessuccess.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/#comment-289 Thanks Pelf. Yes I have noticed the pass thru visits also. I guess it is just a mumbers game. A percentage will be more interested in your blog topic and linger and perhaps post. Thanks Pelf. Yes I have noticed the pass thru visits also.
I guess it is just a mumbers game. A percentage will be more interested in your blog topic and linger and perhaps post.

]]> By: pelf http://www.blogking.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/#comment-288 pelf Mon, 24 Sep 2007 15:58:55 +0000 http://www.onlinesalessuccess.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/#comment-288 The thing is, most stumblers either: (a) rate a post/page, OR (b) stumble the next post/page and they do not normally take time to drop a comment or two. People would say that they use SU to "find great content", but when they've found it, they just give it a "thumb's up" and then proceed to stumble the next page. Which brings us back to square one: Who will benefit from all these stumbling? Definitely not the bloggers because what good would it do to bloggers if visitors merely "pass by" their posts/pages without leaving a comment, or subscribing to the blog? So to all stumblers, if you stumbled upon a post/page you like, why not leave the blogger a comment? I'm sure it would make everybody's experience better :) BTW, I've stumbled this post because I find it beneficial :) The thing is, most stumblers either:

(a) rate a post/page, OR
(b) stumble the next post/page

and they do not normally take time to drop a comment or two. People would say that they use SU to “find great content”, but when they’ve found it, they just give it a “thumb’s up” and then proceed to stumble the next page.

Which brings us back to square one: Who will benefit from all these stumbling? Definitely not the bloggers because what good would it do to bloggers if visitors merely “pass by” their posts/pages without leaving a comment, or subscribing to the blog?

So to all stumblers, if you stumbled upon a post/page you like, why not leave the blogger a comment? I’m sure it would make everybody’s experience better :)

BTW, I’ve stumbled this post because I find it beneficial :)

]]> By: BlogKing http://www.blogking.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/#comment-287 BlogKing Thu, 20 Sep 2007 03:27:31 +0000 http://www.onlinesalessuccess.biz/social-media-marketing-with-stumbleupon-generates-easy-traffic-boost/#comment-287 Thanks for another list to read :-) Thanks for another list to read :-)

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