Okay…I’ve promised at least 3 2 1 0 posts by weekend’s end, but I can’t get away from my StumbleUpon, after yesterday’s post.

Curious, who’s StumbleUpon your website or webpage/blogpost?

Mark of MBlair.net shared some quick notes to help us out once again:

he link format to check your pages in StumbleUpon is this: http://www.stumbleupon.com/url/

For example, I added the full URL of yesterday’s post at the end of the above URL, like this:

http://www.stumbleupon.com/url/empowerwomennow.com/news-women-

entrepreneurs/index.php/stumbleupon-for-computer-dummies/

StumbleUpon Research to reach your targeted “Friends”

I look at the bios, then briefly at their likes and preferences (I haven’t even filled my out completely yet).

But, the most “telling” aspect of a potential “Friend”, is taking a look at all their Stumbles.

In the drop-down box of suggested search options are:

• Entire Blog
• Pages I Like
  • Pages We Both Like (if you are a Sponsor)
• Discoveries
• People I Like
  • People We Both Like (if you are a Sponsor)
• Stumbles
• Tag Clouds
• List of “keywords and phrases” each webpage is categorized in

StumbleUpon is a networking haven for Business for the following reasons:

• You can develop critical joint venture partnerships.
• You can view trends and interests in your potential clients, by seeing what webpages they feel worthy on ’stumbling upon’, for example a great “how-to” guide, or a service catering to their needs,
• You can find matches on dozens and dozens of topics, such as “Entrepreneurialism”, age range, gender, or city and state. I can’t believe how many Toleodoans I found!
• I’m actively stumbling anyone I found who likes my resources, and finding that in my targeted searches, those I’ve stumbled are visiting.
• To learn how to attract a bigger network specifically for business purposes, read the Definitive Guide to using StumbleUpon for Business.

Aww…I’m blushin’ While writing this post, I got my own personal review, by a gentleman with thought-provoking questions…go figure, his ID: TheReporter reported nicely

Click on My StumbleUpon Profile, and add me as “Your Friend”.

StumbleUpon this post.

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Posted on May 20th, 2007 by Ponn Sabra
Filed under: Internet Marketing, Online Networking