Comments on: Visitor Culture http://piksels.com/visitor-culture/ adaptive interfaces Thu, 29 Sep 2011 11:22:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Network Traffic Visualization Tool http://piksels.com/visitor-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-395 Network Traffic Visualization Tool Sat, 16 Feb 2008 23:48:56 +0000 http://piksels.com/22/visitor-culture/#comment-395 <strong>Secret Network Marketing Tool To Eliminate Your Competition</strong> It's clear that the one thing that isn't being taught today in network marketing is... MARKETING! Secret Network Marketing Tool To Eliminate Your Competition

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]]> By: MICHAEL J. SCHMITZ http://piksels.com/visitor-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-319 MICHAEL J. SCHMITZ Sun, 29 Jul 2007 22:02:46 +0000 http://piksels.com/22/visitor-culture/#comment-319 I'M CURIOUS ABOUT LIFE, OBJECTS ETC. BUT I HAVE FOUND THE SITE STUMBLEUPON, IT HELPS MY CURIOSITY, ALSO ALLOWS ME TO EXPLORE AND DOWNLOAD TO JOIN OTHERS AND TO BRING TO ANY AND ALL DIFFERENT KNOWLEDGES OF MANY COUNTRIES AND IDEAS FOR YOU AND VISA-VERSA. I HAVE TIED IN WITH SOME AND DUE TO CERTAIN WEB SITES HAVE LOST SOME OF YOU AND AM SEARCHING TO REGAIN WHAT I LOST AND FIND WHAT OTHERS HAVE FOUND AND ARE STILL LOOKING FOR. I’M CURIOUS ABOUT LIFE, OBJECTS ETC. BUT I HAVE FOUND THE SITE STUMBLEUPON, IT HELPS MY CURIOSITY, ALSO ALLOWS ME TO EXPLORE AND DOWNLOAD TO JOIN OTHERS AND TO BRING TO ANY AND ALL DIFFERENT KNOWLEDGES OF MANY COUNTRIES AND IDEAS FOR YOU AND VISA-VERSA. I HAVE TIED IN WITH SOME AND DUE TO CERTAIN WEB SITES HAVE LOST SOME OF YOU AND AM SEARCHING TO REGAIN WHAT I LOST AND FIND WHAT OTHERS HAVE FOUND AND ARE STILL LOOKING FOR.

]]> By: Jerry http://piksels.com/visitor-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Jerry Thu, 28 Jun 2007 13:02:52 +0000 http://piksels.com/22/visitor-culture/#comment-64 @Tim: I think your average Digg user has about 20 links waiting for him back at digg.com. He'll check your article and then go right back to reading the next article. At least that's how I do it. StumbleUpon users have more time, I'd guess. They "stumble" for the sake of discovering something new, and so they'll invest that extra time if they're into your site. Or so I think, but I keep hearing more and more positive things about StumbleUpon in terms of increasing traffic and loyal return visitors. @Tim: I think your average Digg user has about 20 links waiting for him back at digg.com. He’ll check your article and then go right back to reading the next article. At least that’s how I do it. StumbleUpon users have more time, I’d guess. They “stumble” for the sake of discovering something new, and so they’ll invest that extra time if they’re into your site. Or so I think, but I keep hearing more and more positive things about StumbleUpon in terms of increasing traffic and loyal return visitors.

]]> By: TimTotango http://piksels.com/visitor-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-61 TimTotango Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:08:45 +0000 http://piksels.com/22/visitor-culture/#comment-61 I always was under the impression that StumbleUpon users were less usefull than Diggers, because with stumble Upon people are just looking for some entertainment, and will stumble on to the next page very fast if your design is not positively stunning etc. Digg users come to your page because they want to read your site, not because they get there by accident. But I gues it depends on the type of website you are running. Websites about photogrphy or design might be better of with Stumble. I always was under the impression that StumbleUpon users were less usefull than Diggers, because with stumble Upon people are just looking for some entertainment, and will stumble on to the next page very fast if your design is not positively stunning etc.
Digg users come to your page because they want to read your site, not because they get there by accident.

But I gues it depends on the type of website you are running. Websites about photogrphy or design might be better of with Stumble.

]]> By: 88bytes http://piksels.com/visitor-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-58 88bytes Wed, 27 Jun 2007 02:13:05 +0000 http://piksels.com/22/visitor-culture/#comment-58 I have to agree with you. the loyalty of stumbleupon users is much more reliable. I found myself being popular in DIY sites, such as lifehacker and diy:happy, where in digg i only scored 15 duggs. though its cool to have the digg button on your post :P I have to agree with you. the loyalty of stumbleupon users is much more reliable. I found myself being popular in DIY sites, such as lifehacker and diy:happy, where in digg i only scored 15 duggs.

though its cool to have the digg button on your post :P

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