News Source: http://onlinemarketingbanter.com
Published: Apr 07, 2008 - 10:13 am
Story Found By: 4cdawgs 1509 Days ago
Category: SEM
6 Comments
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News Source: http://onlinemarketingbanter.com
Published: Apr 07, 2008 - 10:13 am
Story Found By: 4cdawgs 1509 Days ago
Category: SEM
6 Comments
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I just voted. I didn’t read the post :)
Yeah, this is something I wrote about recently, which I prosaically refer to as my 3 rules of Socia Media.I’ll only ever vote on something for three reasons: 1. The topic is of interest to me. 2. I agree with the majority of the article. 3. I think the article is good enough to share.And I will read the article...
I’ll only Sphinn an article I’ve read but I’m not convinced this is the norm. Goog points well made.d
I’m with you Wayne. Those are the basic principles I follow, and I guess I expected others to as well, especially here at Sphinn where the content and audience are more professional than your typical social media site.
well there JD... don’t forget;1. folks that accessed directly (earlier visit)2. folks reading via RSS3. folks accessing via other social medium (twitter,stumble etc...)This post is a good case ... I accessed it via RSS...so Sphinning was done as I had already read it....but you see what I mean, the data may be misleading. I do tend to read what I share, vote for.... part of one’s persona is the quality of their actions oui?
Ah yes Dave... all valid points. For prominent blogs I’d expect that you’re right as traffic is driven from Stumble, Google, RSS etc. But for my humble little (new) blog, I still don’t think it explains the gap as my numbers from these sources are relatively small at the moment.It may reduce the gap, but not account for it completely.