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Your Ultimate StumbleUpon Resource

stumbleStumbleUpon is arguably one of the most popular social media web-sites on the Internet.  Its success and popularity are largely due to its unique combination of social discovery, social networking and social bookmarking.

If you are a web surfer it is a fun and fantastic way to discover new websites. And, If you are a publisher it is a great way to get exposure for your content.

There has been a tremendous number of really great articles written on just about every aspect of StumbleUpon. Instead of rehashing what others have already written about StumbleUpon, I have compiled a list of the best articles that I could find.

I hope that these articles will give you a real feel for what StumbleUpon is, how to participate and how to be successful using it. If I have missed any great articles, please let me know about them and I will add them.

StumbleUpon For Beginners: The Basics of StumbleUpon

  • How to Use StumbleUpon Like a Pro
    Author: Julia, Sara and Andy of Mahalo.com
    Don’t let the name of this article fool you.  If you are new to StumbleUpon this is where to start.  It is a really good in-depth overview of every aspect of how to use the StumbleUpon toolbar.
  • Beginners Guide to StumbleUpon
    Author: Meg of BlogPond.com.au
    This is another fantastic Beginner’s Guide for StumbleUpon. It is a real complementry article to “How To Use StumbleUpon Like A Pro” because it goes beyond introducing the piece parts of the StumbleUpon toolbar to include the basic concepts of stumbling and how to stumble.
  • A Comprehensive Guide to StumbleUpon: How to Build Massive Traffic…
    Author: Maki of DoshDosh.com
    This is truly a comprehensive guide to StumbleUpon. It includes overviews of the type of traffic you can expect from StumbleUpon, how to convert stumblers to blog readers, how to increase RSS subscriptions using stumble traffic. Maki is known for his long information packed articles. This article is no exception.  So, before you start reading it, set aside a little time.

StumbleUpon Networking: Making Friends With Other Stumblers

StumbleUpon Traffic: How To Build It And Its Effects

Tips For Becoming A Better Stumbler

Miscelanious StumbleUpon Tips:

Advertising On StumbleUpon:

StumbleUpon Success Stories:

StumbleUpon Websites: Both Official and Unofficial Websites Focusing on StumbleUpon

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18 Responses to “Your Ultimate StumbleUpon Resource”

  1. Steven Snell on February 10th, 2008 2:03 pm

    Thanks for including a link to my article.

  2. Beau Hooks on February 11th, 2008 12:32 pm

    Absolutely. It was one of the first articles I read about how StumbleUpon and other Social Media sites working in tandem can send a good bit of traffic to your site.

  3. fr33mumia on February 13th, 2008 9:45 am

    whoa … a long list of StumbleUpon articles .. nice one d-_-b

  4. Troy on February 13th, 2008 8:45 pm

    Amazing! You’ve compiled more than I ever could have. Bookmarked :)

  5. bloggingzoom.com on February 14th, 2008 10:01 am

    Ultimate StumbleUpon Resource…

    Learning to become a top StumbleUpon user. This is a resource article. 50+ articles covering every aspect of StumbleUpon; from just starting out, building your network of friends, to analyzing the type traffic you get, and running a sponsored stumble c…

  6. Golf Tips on February 14th, 2008 10:11 am

    I see that you’ve taken a lot of time to assemble this resource list. SU can work great as a free traffic source for certain types of sites. Thanks for sharing this list with us. I have been an occasional stumbler but I’m planning to focus more on how to maximize its impact.

  7. Beau Hooks on February 15th, 2008 1:01 pm

    I think StumbleUpon is one of the best ideas since sliced bread. It really provides you with a lot besides traffic. Currently, i am focusing on the networking possibilities. I am planning on adding a few new documents that I recently found. Keep me posted on your experience with StumbleUpon.

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  9. Tibi Puiu on February 16th, 2008 8:35 am

    On my niche blogs Stumbleupon has proven to the number one source of traffic, hands down. Sure at a given month it’s place may be taken by digg, but it’s infinitely harder to get any traffic as opposed to Stumbleupon, where sometimes traffic seems to come out of nowhere. I’ve written a Stumbleupon guide as well, you can find it here (http://www.lostartofblogging.c.....the-system), if you’re interested on my detailed view upon SU.

  10. Beau Hooks on February 17th, 2008 12:06 pm

    Tibi,

    I am absolutely interested in your view of StumbleUpon. Thanks. I am putting together a list of additions. I’ll probably be adding them at the end of this up coming week.

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  16. Leanne on May 29th, 2008 9:48 pm

    I am very impressed, I am a stumbler and I will actually give a thumbs up because you did NOT ask for one!!! Nothing ticks me off more than a beg for a thumbs up.
    I know how stumbleupon works and hate blogs that beg!

  17. Bransby on September 24th, 2008 6:19 am

    I love stumbleupon and think it’s one of the best browser add-ons available, but it’s not a social networking website as you state, and I don’t think it’s yet up there with the top bookmarking/social networking tools like Digg.

  18. TzuVelli on September 26th, 2008 9:33 am

    Bransby,

    Thanks for stopping by. There is a very strong social aspect to StumbleUpon. Sharing sites that you like with your friends commenting on them and voting on them is all social. Making friends participating in groups, which are all available at StumbleUpon, is the basis of social bookmarking sites.

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