Blog visits
OK, I admit it, I'm at a loss. I don't understand it. I've got 3 blogs. This, I formally promote using vehicles like Pingshot through Feedburner. That pays back consistently - visits are growing steadily and so are subscriptions. The other 2 I don't promote at all, although I mention them as links within the body of the blog.
My confusion arises because although neither of the unpromoted blogs has what could be termed a consistent visitor volume, their visit record is completely different. One is almost four times as popular as the other. If a blog is unpromoted one might assume that the chances of visitor might be similar - assuming that visits are prompted by blogsurfing rather than searches - which is the case. Few of the visits to either of the unpromoted blogs arises from a search, unlike this blog where searches account for about 20% of visits.
So why the difference? I'm still struggling but if you've any thoughts then please feel free to share...
My confusion arises because although neither of the unpromoted blogs has what could be termed a consistent visitor volume, their visit record is completely different. One is almost four times as popular as the other. If a blog is unpromoted one might assume that the chances of visitor might be similar - assuming that visits are prompted by blogsurfing rather than searches - which is the case. Few of the visits to either of the unpromoted blogs arises from a search, unlike this blog where searches account for about 20% of visits.
So why the difference? I'm still struggling but if you've any thoughts then please feel free to share...
posted by John Diffenthal at 9:01 pm
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