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#9, #9
Posted 09-30-2008 at 08:44 AM by Peggy Baron
Okay, Day 9 here.
I think of of the biggest challenges of this challenge is to remember what day I'm on.
I submitted Part 2 article of my 3 article series today. This is an experiment for me. We'll see how writing a 3 part article series plays out in the numbers.
Articles Submitted -9
Articles Live - 5
Article Views - 35
Ezine Publisher - 6
URL Clicks - 4
Wow, the article views are really low. I've noticed in the past that I get way more views for articles that are NOT in the IM niche.
I think of of the biggest challenges of this challenge is to remember what day I'm on.
I submitted Part 2 article of my 3 article series today. This is an experiment for me. We'll see how writing a 3 part article series plays out in the numbers.
Articles Submitted -9
Articles Live - 5
Article Views - 35
Ezine Publisher - 6
URL Clicks - 4
Wow, the article views are really low. I've noticed in the past that I get way more views for articles that are NOT in the IM niche.
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Go Peggy!
LOL I know what you mean about having to check which day you're on. I usually go peek at my last blog entry to see. :-)
Don't feel bad about low views, my articles are doing about the same. But I was going back through a lot of my older articles and noticing that they still continue to get more and more views, even years later. Right now I'm trying to focus on getting more optins/sales for the views, even if the views aren't as high as I'd like. If I can just bump up that conversion rate!! :-)
Keep up the good work.
WendyPosted 09-30-2008 at 09:12 AM by WritingMadwoman
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Hey Peggy,
And I thought that I was the only one with low page views... I think the whole approving by batch decision by EZA is really hurting the views.
AsherPosted 09-30-2008 at 01:11 PM by Asher -
Hi Wendy,
Yea, the optins and sales are really what we're in this for, although I'm hoping with Cookin' Kids to also increase my AdSense $$. At the end of this I'm going to do a comparison of both sites I'm writing for - IM and nonIM and see how they stack up.
I agree, Asher, about the batch processing. I really don't like it one bit, although if I would switch off writing articles between my niches it probably wouldn't hurt me too much.
PeggyPosted 09-30-2008 at 04:50 PM by Peggy Baron
