It’s aimed at any kind of site that produces content. A product site is unlikely to work unless you have some other content on there such as a blog, some articles etc. StumbleUpon can’t drive traffic without good content.

“There are no tricks, no secrets, no underground programs, no dodgy little hacks, no exclusive membership sites to join” – Careful, you’ll be banned from The Internet Marketing Guild with talk like that ;-)

One thing I’ve observed is that your StumbleRush site lacks the same level of polish as this blog. I feel that undermines the perceived value of your content, especially for anyone arriving there without already knowing of you. I’m guessing that will be addressed after you’ve released the course.

I’ve got a question for your FAQ: “Is StumbleRush aimed at getting traffic for a particular type of site, such blogs or niche sites?” The reason I ask is that I am interested the course for building traffic to a software product site.

Looking forward to starting the course,

Derek.

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I look forward to seeing your product!

I sure hear you regarding cloaking affiliate products. There are several ways people can do this, both free and paid. Even with e-junkie or paydotcom or really, any affiliate link….they should always be cloaked. It just makes sense.

I’ve launched many a product in my time…drop me a line should you have any questions and I’ll be happy to answer.

Best wishes,

Barbara

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@Dennis, yes that is correct.

Just so I have this right…the $27 (or $47) is for the WHOLE package….free and advanced in one?

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I’ve been using SU for about a month. I read thru the eBook that you reviewed a while back (the one that got a so-so review). I thoroughly enjoy SU from a consumer point of view, and have had a bit of increased traffic to one of my blogs from SU. But I’m really looking forward to your release and have set a reminder in my calendar to get there in the first week for your discount offer. Thanks for that!

One suggestion here: When I look to add a comment on a blog, I scroll to the end of the post and it’s usually there. Yours is at the very top and is in plain type, not displaying as a link. I’d recommend displaying it as a link and perhaps also showing it under the post. You might be losing a comment here and there if people don’t immediately find it.

I may purchase the advanced stuff if I think I can fit it into my schedule soon.

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@Hunter, yeah it was getting to me a little that it was dragging on so much but the pace has picked up a lot in the last 4 weeks and its great to finally be so close to completion.

@Sterling, that’s a great idea! Obviously I’ll want to do everything I can to make life easy for affiliates!

@Glen, yeah I really need to sort out the redirect properly. I’ll have to ask somebody who is techie in that area as I really don’r know the correct way to do it.

@Bruce, oh thank you :-)

@Josh, once on Clickbank, can’t you also put it on another system too? Oh and its thanks to you that I knew about the Clickbank problem! I had no idea until I read about it on your blog.

@JB, good idea, I do exactly the same! I’ll be interested to see reviews of it hehe!

@Leon, the problem is when somebody who wants to buy a product from Clickbank is also a clickbank user themselves and then rather than buy through the affiliate link that they have been given, they ‘doctor’ the link to insert their own affiliate ID so they end up getting the commission back on the product so the real affiliate who went to the effort of promoting the product loses out on his commission. Hence why this is only really a problem if your product is in the Internet Marketing industry.

@Olakunle, oh that’s good to know that its being well received by others!

@Jade, just two more lessons to write now and yeah I’m very excited now. No, during the July I will be focusing exclusively on the marketing of this course and getting ready for the thirty day challenge which starts in August.

I’m assuming the bulk of the ‘creating’ work is over. Would you be working on another project, while marketing this one?

Perhaps we shall have to wait until after the 30DC. Best of luck with that!

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I just signed up for your free course. I am new to internet marketing and would really appreciate if you could tell me why clickbank is not safe for affiliates. I have recently launched an e-book and listed it on clickbank but I am kinda confused now.

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Can’t wait for good stuff to come!

You nailed ClickBank to a T! That’s exactly how it works and affiliates get screwed. I’d like to get “AMD” over to PDC… the only thing is that it’s been on CB so long there are quite a few people promoting it there already.

P.S. Have you ever thought of just 301′ing your homepage to the blog, it just links here anyway (and feed count is an image so it is lower) ;)

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I just when to sign up as an affiliate and eJunkie is very hard to figure out! It just shows categories and I don’t see a search, so I don’t know what category you are under and have no way to search for Stumble Rush to find all the affiliate info.

You might want to do a quick video to show exactly how to sign up as an affiliate so people don’t get frustrated and leave. I almost did, but I really want to see your product and offer it to my people!

Thanks,
Sterling

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I like the fact that you’ve released the whole advanced course ready to go and we can work through it at our own pace. I will be checking back here next week, happy to be a guinea pig!

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This 8 July I’m heading to Sydney for 3 weeks and will be without internet access. Am I still able to get the full course for both basic and advanced? Would I still be able to access the basic lessons if I open my mail in late July?

Thank you and great success to the Stumble Rush!