OT: Re: Blogs

[Guest guest]

Matt, good idea. We think alike. I know there are 1 million + ways

not to put the information out.

Here is what I find to be the catch. Getting it on a blog or website

is pretty easy. Getting significant numbers of people to look at it is

the real challenge. This would bring up the topic of SEO (i.e., search

engine optimization) of which I could say much, but for now...

You might try inserting a statcounter (statcounter.com) into your

blog. The counter, actually, does not have to be visible. On some of

my pages, I prefer that it is not. What it will tell you is how many

hits, visits, unique visitors, etc., etc., you are getting on your

page. I like it because it gives me a per page analysis where as with

server logs it is hard to dig this kind of information out of a site

wide log. ... just a hint. Then, when you have some numbers on who is

coming, where they are coming from, how often, etc., let us know!

I would like to know more about what you mean by "tease it on the

e-mail reflector." You can even send me a post off list.

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Sauer wrote:

I just posted a contraception related blog entry to my little

blogsite.

http://360.yahoo.

com/kc0lex@ sbcglobal. com

I have found something interesting about blogging. I am interested in

several different things, some proffessionally and some hobby wise and

others faithwise. Instead of just sending the whole story to my e-mail

reflector dedicated to that topic (geo-caching or 911) I will post a

blog entry with all the details and tease it on the email reflector.

Of course, I will also try to post some type of evangelizing blog entry

next to the blog entry. Great way to get the message out.

Under the Mercy,

Sauer

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