For my last post on the subject it seemed fair to interview the person who invented the viral, Adam and get his point of view on the Stumble-fad. What did he think about it all and how does he answer his critics.

This last weekend saw the launch of the first ever viral for StumbleUpon, the StumbleCard. I watched it unfold, reported on it and in turn became a part of the meme. You can see from the graphic we received 6500+ visitors so far to this post.

Is it just a way of gaining votes within the StumbleUpon system? If so, it seems to be working. The joker card has 94 reviews and counting, while some users are dismissive, many are curious about the ‘game’.

Top 5 Twitter tips, to make the system more productive and comfortable to use. I hope you find them useful.

It’s not very Web 2.0 of us but today SocialBlogroll is out of beta. Thanks to everyone (esp. John and Lee) who have claimed their blog and helped us test the system.

We jetted off to PubCon Vegas at the start of the month and had an amazing conference. Rand deserves a special mention for his werewolf’s party and David Klein for arranging the poker competition.

Imagine if you could ask 50 internet marketing professionals which blogs they suggest you read. Then rank all these sites depending

According to Alexa, the daily reach of Facebook has exceeded MySpace. They track the daily reach for Facebook as 5.5% of internet traffic vs. 5.4% for MySpace.

As a basic summary, StumbleUpon (SU) allows you to recommend and review web sites that interest you. You can also stumble or view the websites that your friends have recommended.
As a user, I’ve really enjoyed viewing

Sitepoint are giving away free copies of Patrick Lenz’s Ruby on Rails book for the next month.
We’ve recently been getting into Ruby & Rails here and so far it’s impressive. As you know, I’m not a programmer but from talking with the team they like the simplicity of the coding and the speed at which they can develop. Now more web hosts are supporting the language it seems a