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For example, I am getting some traffic on my WordPress.com blog from SU. When I click the link that appears in my referrers list, I get a page that says “Your page is on SU…create campaign”. But what I really want to find out is – what page has been submitted, who submitted it and who viewed it.

Alternatively, I just want to search SU by my post title but I don’t see where I can do that.

Can you give me a hand?

It’s good if you don’t want a bunch of spammers connecting with you, but bad if you’re trying to market something.
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@ SEO Wizz, @David — I have also found that most visitors from StumbleUpon are the “one page and bounce” type of traffic with very few visitors viewing more than a single page. I have a post on SU, “30 Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts” that has driven over 30,000 visitors from SU to my site yet most visits are single page visits of very short duration.

While on one hand this makes your gross traffic numbers look good, it significantly increases your bounce rate and decreases your pages per visit number and the time on site number.

One other point about this type of traffic is that it delivers very little sales or conversion traffic. So from my experience and from other things I have read about SU traffic, the extra visits provide very little benefit for monetization, click through or sales.
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What is your reason for slowing your stumble usage?

I wonder whether it is because you think a high bounce rate from Stumbleupon affects Google’s opinion of a site’s value?

I move through sites pretty quickly, even ones I like, when I am stumbling. I would have thought that Google recognizes this, but maybe not?

As someone who submits posts from my own site to Stumble (via su.pr) I am interested in traffic and specifically traffic that finds its way on to other pages of my site apart from the one I have directed traffic to via su.pr.

I have been using Stumbleupon for a while and yet never have never felt I really knew my way around {maybe too many other things to think about or maybe just mystified}. So this post is a real service.

I also use Su.pr and I am never quite sure how it and Stumbleupon play together.

I know that when I review a site on su.pr it turns up in Stumbleupon and it gets pageviews, but it is all still a bit of a mystery to me, and I wonder what your ideas are on how Stumbleupon and Su.pr work together?