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A lot of food bloggers are familiar with StumbleUpon as a great way of helping your blog have a greater reach. That can translate into some serious traffic for bloggers. However, like any social media platform, you need to know the lay of the land in order earn the best rewards, including greater opportunity to connect with a larger audience. Check out these tips on StumbleUpon Marketing for Food Bloggers with Andrew Levine, Head of Business Development and Partnerships at StumbleUpon and 5by.

Today's guest on the Chopped Podcast is Andrew Levine. He's talking about StumbleUpon Marketing: What Food Bloggers Need to Know!

I’m so pleased to share with you my conversation with Andrew Levine about how food bloggers can use StumbleUpon and their Stumble Bloggers program to help market their content and grow their audience.

We’re really pumped to do some things in the food space [on StumbleUpon]. We think that there’s almost limitless potential in food. There’s some major plans under way to do some great food programs with a bevy of some pretty incredible partners. — Andrew Levine, Head of Business Partners, StumbleUpon

If you’ve been hesitant to start with StumbleUpon or to get back into it, now would be a great time to dive in. Andrew talks about how the new programs that are geared toward food bloggers that can be really helpful. StumbleUpon is really looking to develop community with bloggers – so this is a great time to learn more about it!

Featured Content – StumbleUpon Marketing for Food Bloggers with Andrew Levine

Here are some of the highlights of my discussion with Andrew:

  • Andrew’s experience that landed him the position with StumbleUpon
  • How StumbleUpon has evolved from an exclusive end-user tool to something used by bloggers/publishers
  • Tips for using StumbleUpon for food bloggers
  • StumbleUpon Partner Playbook is recommended for people who are new to using StumbleUpon
  • Check out more about the StumbleUpon Ads Program for Bloggers
  • How bloggers can use ads to grow their audience on StumbleUpon. See below for your chance to win a StumbleUpon Ads gift card.
  • Ways you can share your favorite Stumbles on other social media platforms
  • Andrew’s great story about meeting his name buddy, Adam Levine

Show Notes

This episode includes references to several resources you might find interesting. Here they are:

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The Giveaway

As mentioned in the show, we’re giving away a $50 StumbleUpon Advertising gift card to one lucky listener. Leave a comment below to be entered to win. If you’ve been tempted to try StumbleUpon Advertising, this is a great opportunity to give it a try! The giveaway ends on April 7, so enter today!