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The 5 Most Common Mistakes Bloggers Make
Great blogs are based on great content–good design, creative network capability, and, especially, great writing. When bloggers get it right, it can be a beautiful thing. At the moment when an audience connects with great online writers and content curators, … Continue reading
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Fun With Stats 2: Lessons on Connectivity from 5 Years of Blogging
As I have confessed before, I love bar graphs and lists. I love data and spreadsheets and trying to read the data to see what trends emerge. As last month was the busiest month ever on A Pilgrim in Narnia, … Continue reading
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Fun With Stats 1: Lessons on Growth from 5 Years of Blogging
One of the critical advantages of WordPress is that it offers the blogger tools for calculating their impact. It is also one of its critical weaknesses as the analytics are limited to daily visitor and hit counts, as well as … Continue reading
2014 in Review
The WordPress.com stats helper rabbits prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. A Pilgrim in Narnia had 71,120 views in 2014. For the first time ever we had more than 7,000 views in a single month–just this past December. … Continue reading
