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Um reddit anyone?
Posted by pointlessbanter • 4/10/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: promotion, reddit, stumbleupon
So I really haven't been a big reddit user, someone discovered an old post that I had on stumbleupon and it is going off on reddit. So if you have an account and want to give it a thumbs up that would be cool.
reddit.com/r/funny/info/6f8mg/comments/
What I am seeing on reddit is that it takes the karma points of the individual and gives them a little power. I only have three thumbs up but have gotten a good amount of traffic today. I am in the top ten for comedy.
What is interesting about this is that this is one of the posts I am running a stumbleupon advertising campaign on for ten dollars a day. People are taking a post which I think is pretty solid and submitting it to other places, which is interesting. Also it is picking up traffic on stumbleupon again after a bunch of new people thumbing it up from the advertising campaign.
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It is interesting that they're taking your Stumble post and sending it other places. Do you know if these are people who already know you or not?
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tried reddit got some visits but not much:
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The problem with reddit is that people down-mod you without ever reading your post. I think what happens is that they try and improve there own rank by knocking yours down. It's a bad system.
Here's my latest:
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I am on them all... I have been hitting mixx.com hard this week.
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I like mixx. Now if they would only get enough people on there to do some good.
By the way, I could use some mixx friends:
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Define "like"? I like the Mixx community and the way you can submit things generally and to specific groups and the selective notifications and all that, but I've never seen it generate a lot of traffic. A few articles from my former employer did very well (on the Mixx scale) in terms of votes, but it just didn't seem to amount to anything.
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I think I'm blacklisted on Reddit, so I'm not voting for either one of you in case it has a negative effect.
I have seen the same cross-over effect with the last couple of posts that have seen some success on Digg, but another interesting phenomenon as well--one that I thus far have no explanation for: every time I start to get a significant amount of Digg traffic, my Stumble traffic picks up significantly ON OLD POSTS. If it were onthe same post or the home page, I'd think some of the Digg visitors were stumbling and that explained the little spike, but it's generally not--it's generally on unrelated posts that have seen Stumble traffic before and tapered off.-
My stumble traffic dropped dramatically the last two weeks. So I kind of laid off posting stumble requests and doing anything with it.
I am actually working on a major redesign of my site that removes the share this and puts up buttons like Icanhazcheezburger.com hopefully that will inspire some people coming in from various sources.
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