The pie chart below from my Google Analytics shows the number of visitors by referral source - with Stumbleupon sending me a whopping 26% of all my referral traffic! Over the past few weeks, these visitors have asked me how to pimp their Stumbleupon profiles with links. Let me stress again that a small amount of traffic from Stumbleupon actually comes through my profile . S tumbleupon.com has been one of the biggest sources of traffic to my blog in recent months (non-search). While most of this traffic is coming directly from my blog content that users stumble,

set her on the path to join all of the major and up-and-coming social media sites like StumbleUpon , Digg , Reddit , Delicious and Mixx . Danielle Brigida, National Wildlife Federation As As social media grows in popularity, one fact cannot be ignored: if used well, it can generate impressive amounts of traffic and increase engagement around your cause or organization.

We’ve also received a lot of traffic from Stumbleupon and Digg as well as the other social news and bookmarking sites. We have used StumbleUpon, Digg and other sites strategically to drive traffic and share interesting resources.” Tags: business value of blogging how to get the most out of twitter marketing with twitter Twitter Tips Power Your Blog Uncategorized how to use stumbleupon Web 2.0 Following is an interview I conducted with Daniela Brigida of the National Wildlife Federation . She has been mentioned several times on Beth Kanter’s blog

You're probably familiar with the concept of social news through sites like StumbleUpon and Digg : users post links to stories, other users rate the posts by voting them up or down. While I have accounts with StumbleUpon and Reddit, I rarely use them. Tags: NPTech stumbleupon idealistnews.org idealist.org reddit web2.0 Idealist.org and Reddit launched a joint venture today: IdealistNews.org , a social news site geared towards nonprofits. You're These ratings help determine how the links are displayed, through filters like "Top", "Rising", and

Y ou are a heavy user of Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon, FriendFeed, Digg and Delicious. Stumbleupon : Quickly discover content with once click. See Stumbleupon reviews with one click. Submit, review and “like” content with Stumbleupon users. You’re trying stay current with your blog reading, trying to organize source material for future posts and stay active in a dozen social media sites. You had your “strategy compass” set on due north but now you have gotten lost.

When they find it saved by someone on a social bookmarking site like del.icio.us , StumbleUpon or Digg When another blogger links to it on their blog. Should all nonprofits have a blog? Nope. Can having a blog benefit your organization? Yup. Below are eight benefits of having a nonprofit blog. 1.

thought I had posted this case study from the NTC 08 Panel called "Social Media Case Study Slam" already, but looks like I didn't. This case study is by Danielle Brigida from the NWF and her experience using Digg and StumbleUpon for generating traffic. Today I'll be talking about using Digg and Stumbleupon specifically. | View | Upload your own I I

StumbleUpon , Delicious ) Wiki (i.e. One of the most common questions I'm asked as a social media consultant is, "Which tool is the best?" Unfortunately, there isn't an easy answer to that question. If you have a do-good project, or a small nonprofit that you want to promote, fundraise for, or build an online community around using social media, your first step is to create a plan.

was already using Facebook so I quickly got accounts on  Twitter ,  FriendFeed , StumbleUpon and  Delicious . Share useful resources on Delicious or StumbleUpon. Following is a guest post from a dear friend, @ franswaa who writes for NetWit’s Think Tank : __________________ To be honest I’m not totally sure if I’ve rocked social media or if social media has rocked me.

Danielle Brigida , the social-media outreach coordinator at the National Wildlife Federation, in Washington, DC where she manages the organization’s voice on online networks such as Facebook, MySpace, Care2, Change.org, Digg, and StumbleUpon. This Tuesday The Chronicle of Philanthropy will host another free online discussion about how nonprofits can use social media. The speakers include: