Well, the title says it all, methinks. I’ve been interviewed by Elizabeth Able, Cre8asite’s chief blogger-in-residence and a moderator in the forums. First time I’ve ever been interviewed, I think – it was a good experience, though! Thanks, Elizabeth and Cre8asite!
Continue reading “Interviewed at Cre8asite Blog” »Category: Blogging
Feedburner Site Statistics
Statistics are addicting, if you know how to read them. And Feedburner has very kindly recently released their own free statistics package for blogs. Thus, Feedburner is addicting — right? At any rate, I’ve just implemented these statistics, and I’m looking forward to seeing what kind of information I learn about this site. I know one thing: I’ll get better statistics if I write more articles. Recently has not been my most heavy writing period…
Continue reading “Feedburner Site Statistics” »Profile of a site marketing growth spurt
So, the general shape of blog posting around this time of the year is in the form of “my five predictions for 2007” and in discussing site statistics for the calendar year. I’m not going to bother with predictions; but I’m going to walk through my statistic through the year and talk about what I was doing in the way of marketing and how those activities impacted my site traffic. It’s been an eventful year, as these statistics fairly clearly […]
Continue reading “Profile of a site marketing growth spurt” »5 things you did not know about Joseph Dolson
Barry Welford and Liana Evans tagged me. (For separate blogs; but I’m combining the response into just one post. Duplicate content be damned. What am I going to do? Give away 10 facts about myself?) In high school and college I was a pretty serious goth. Lots of makeup, all black clothing, the whole 9 yards. I varyingly had extremely long hair (to the lower back, usually) and a completely shaved head. I never owned or lived with a computer […]
Continue reading “5 things you did not know about Joseph Dolson” »Traffic comes in the strangest ways
Yesterday, I installed a great little plugin which tracks my top 10 viewed posts. Unsurprisingly, this gives me a greater sense of what posts people are visiting as well as providing a means for other people to see my more popular writings. But it came with some surprises… Currently, and by a HUGE margin, my most popular post is a post announcing Jim Byrne’s latest book. It’s a nothing post: a paragraph saying who Jim Byrne is (founder of GAWDS, […]
Continue reading “Traffic comes in the strangest ways” »