most recent 30 from http://www.gatejumper.net 2010-07-30T18:51:49Z http://www.gatejumper.net/feeds/question/239 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/239/is-stumbleupon-advertising-worth-it Derek 2009-12-20T19:54:08Z 2010-07-20T08:23:31Z

<p>Does anyone have experience advertising with StumbleUpon? It seems like you could drive some targeted traffic for only 5 cents a click which is awesome.</p> <p>I guess only problem would be making sure people stay on your page and don't stumble to another. Anyone?</p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/239/is-stumbleupon-advertising-worth-it/240#240 JW 2009-12-21T08:56:37Z 2009-12-21T08:56:37Z

<p>All the results I've heard about have been mediocre. Besides, the FireFox SU toolbar now shows which sites are sponsored, so people will know.</p> <p>With SU traffic you have to be really good at capturing their attention. I mean, the whole interface is designed for people with short attention spans, as far as I can tell.</p> <p>Why not put a Stumble This link in your blog posts, or enlist your Twitter followers once in a while to thumb up your posts? Organic stumbling brings me a fair bit of traffic. (Like I did for one of your posts, and this post.)</p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/239/is-stumbleupon-advertising-worth-it/288#288 Jason 2010-01-19T01:45:00Z 2010-01-19T01:45:00Z

<p>While I've never tested SU paid advertising, I've submitted several articles to SU which has made me a believer in its ability to drive traffic. In just a two-week period, I was getting thousands of visitors to one of my sites <em>months</em> after I submitted the content. SU continues to work well after you submit content. I haven't had the same success with Digg or Reddit.</p>