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J.K.Fri, 07 Nov 2008 01:34:33 +0000http://www.clappingtrees.com/?p=414#comment-29978Great comment, Mark. I agree with you absolutely. And I like the content and design of your blog. :-)Great comment, Mark. I agree with you absolutely. And I like the content and design of your blog.
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Mark NagurskiThu, 06 Nov 2008 21:26:27 +0000http://www.clappingtrees.com/?p=414#comment-29977What struck me about the report was how much time the top bloggers were dedicating to their blogs and how many posts they were producing.
I think the top rung we're doing something like 300+ posts per month - obviously with quite a lot of people involved and full-time as well.
For smaller but still successful blogs the average seemed to be about once a day - it's certainly something that takes quite a bit of commitment.
Of course, done well and over time the benefits are obvious but it's no quick fix - hence the huge number of 'dead blogs' littering the blogosphereWhat struck me about the report was how much time the top bloggers were dedicating to their blogs and how many posts they were producing.
I think the top rung we’re doing something like 300+ posts per month – obviously with quite a lot of people involved and full-time as well.
For smaller but still successful blogs the average seemed to be about once a day – it’s certainly something that takes quite a bit of commitment.
Of course, done well and over time the benefits are obvious but it’s no quick fix – hence the huge number of ‘dead blogs’ littering the blogosphere
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Alice SpencerThu, 06 Nov 2008 08:39:39 +0000http://www.clappingtrees.com/?p=414#comment-29976Unfortunately no to all your above questions.Unfortunately no to all your above questions.
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steve jeningsThu, 06 Nov 2008 08:33:59 +0000http://www.clappingtrees.com/?p=414#comment-29975Great graph, technorati is definnatly the blog lead in stats.Great graph, technorati is definnatly the blog lead in stats.
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