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I submit my website to social media website but i got traffic only from stumbleupon. How can I get

traffic from other websites?

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If the site in the first post is still only seeing traffic from StumbleUpon, two important facts explain part of the picture and point the way forward. StumbleUpon was shut down and its users were migrated to Mix (the announcement by StumbleUpon co‑founder Garrett Camp is the primary source). That means relying on a single bookmarking source is brittle; diversify to platform‑specific strategies instead. (medium.com)

Practical checklist (apply these in order):

  • Control how links look when shared: add Open Graph tags (title, description, image, url) so Facebook, LinkedIn and many clients show a strong preview. Example meta tags:

    <meta property="og:title" content="Page title" />
<meta property="og:description" content="One‑line summary" />
<meta property="og:image" content="https://example.com/og.jpg" />
<meta property="og:url" content="https://example.com/this-page" />

    The Open Graph protocol is the authoritative spec. (ogp.me)

  • Add Twitter/X/Card markup so tweets render as cards (summary or summary_large_image). Use the platform docs for exact markup and types. (developer.x.com)

  • Track everything with UTM tags so you can see which posts, networks, or formats actually drive visits. Example:

    https://example.com/page?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=launch2025

    Use a campaign URL builder to keep naming consistent. (ga-dev-tools.appspot.com)

Tactical notes tied to earlier replies here: don’t waste money on “mass exposure” tools (as warned); do consistently post and engage in niche communities (as , and suggest); and measure instead of guessing — if a network never shows up in analytics, stop investing time there until you test different formats or targeting.

Quick troubleshooting checklist if new platforms still don’t show up: confirm analytics is installed site‑wide, check redirects/canonical tags, ensure share meta tags are in the server‑rendered HTML (not added client‑side), prefetch/share the URL with each platform’s debug tool, and run a small paid boost to test whether the audience responds.

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Member Avatar for Stuugie

Buy some software that offers social media exposure or, the alternative is to spam sites yourself. I'm not a fan of either but that's just me.

Member Avatar for rozermartin28

You need to spend some quality time on those social media sites from where you want to get traffic.Try to shares other blogger articles on the social media sites, so within a quick time you will also get good traffic from these social media sites.

Member Avatar for CantonMIGD

You need to stay active and updated and then by time you will start seeing results.

Member Avatar for wineloscript

Dont go to software and more over success behind not 1 day or 1 week or 1 month. if you're longstanding in social media daily posting or regular posting in fb,twitter,linked in, stumble upon, delicious,google+ that leads to get more traffic day by day. thank you for this opportunity.

Member Avatar for zoodeef

According to a report released this week by content marketing hub Shareaholic, social media is now the #1 driver of all website referral traffic.

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