How To Use Stumbleupon Advertising

In addition to Facebook, several other web2.0 social networks have quietly opened up pay-per-click advertising.

Myspace is open to US residents (not Canadians yet or I would have tried it already.)

Linkedin has a higher-priced PPC option.

And Stumbleupon has advertising also.

Using Stumbleupon Advertising

Here’s a quick video showing how I quickly can setup a campaign on Stumbleupon Advertising in under 5 minutes:

Let me know if you have any questions below:

PS – I’ve got an attachment where you can easily see the kind of granularity they have into the different categories. Taking the time to really find the right category/categories for your product/offer is a key to success using Stumbleupon Advertising.

Here’s a link to the Stumbleupon Advertising Categories.

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4 Comments

Kwan on November 25, 2010 at 3:44 am

Hi, I’ve just recently learned about StumbleUpon’s advertising platform. What type of revenue are you making with this site?

admin on November 25, 2010 at 5:01 am

Hi Kwan,

It was a marketing test. It’s not a priority for my marketing right now. I’m developing a couple marketing systems for companies like this.
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[email protected] Free Offer on April 28, 2011 at 7:56 pm

Trying out some stumbleupon advertising now, it just seems that certain offers and landing pages will be more successful. I don’t see a lot of affiliate offers selling there, maybe free stuff or to gain interest in your niche?

Andrew Murray on April 28, 2011 at 9:14 pm

I think free stuff would be more prudent.

Or strange niches where it’s hard to find keywords.
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