Comments on: How to Know Where Your Visitors Are Coming From! http://andreayager.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/ "Andrea makes me laugh 8 out of 10 times" - Famous Journalist named Ira Wed, 28 Mar 2012 21:24:47 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Neel http://andreayager.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/comment-page-1/#comment-170732 Neel Fri, 28 Nov 2008 11:51:58 +0000 http://getstartedtodayonline.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/#comment-170732 The search information is fascinating so just watch you don’t get addicted to checking it out! I use Hittail as a way of seeing search hits live - they also provide you with prompts for particular phrases that it’s worth writing about to pick up the ‘long tail’ of visitors. To be honest I’m not entirely sure of the science behind it but it’s a really neat way of reminding yourself what people (real people, not search engines) are looking for and interested in. I find this is great for overcoming bloggers’ block. Best wishes with your blog The search information is fascinating so just watch you don’t get addicted to checking it out! I use Hittail as a way of seeing search hits live – they also provide you with prompts for particular phrases that it’s worth writing about to pick up the ‘long tail’ of visitors. To be honest I’m not entirely sure of the science behind it but it’s a really neat way of reminding yourself what people (real people, not search engines) are looking for and interested in. I find this is great for overcoming bloggers’ block.

Best wishes with your blog

]]> By: How to write a links post | Confident Writing http://andreayager.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/comment-page-1/#comment-169278 How to write a links post | Confident Writing Tue, 05 Aug 2008 14:01:31 +0000 http://getstartedtodayonline.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/#comment-169278 [...] you get the idea and thanks to all of you who did leave comments this week including Andrea who reminded me of this style of [...] [...] you get the idea and thanks to all of you who did leave comments this week including Andrea who reminded me of this style of [...]

]]> By: Sunday Search STATS - Visitors searched THESE terms at Google! http://andreayager.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Sunday Search STATS - Visitors searched THESE terms at Google! Sun, 19 Aug 2007 22:19:33 +0000 http://getstartedtodayonline.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/#comment-231 [...] Rich Gilchrest: Andrea, you totally rock! It's kinda crazy what search terms can bring people to... [...] [...] Rich Gilchrest: Andrea, you totally rock! It’s kinda crazy what search terms can bring people to… [...]

]]> By: Rich Gilchrest http://andreayager.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/comment-page-1/#comment-208 Rich Gilchrest Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:30:20 +0000 http://getstartedtodayonline.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/#comment-208 Andrea, you totally rock! It's kinda crazy what search terms can bring people to your site. I once had a comment about blogging money versus the salary of a McDonald's manager. Next thing I know I have a dozen or so hits from search terms about salaries at McDonald's. Now it's your turn. How much money does a McDonald's manager make? I have no idea, and neither will the people who come to Andrea's site to find out. What the will find here is much more interesting, however. MyBlogLog is good, but can I recommend you check out BlogCatalog also? I get three times as much traffic from BlogCatalog, and I think it's a better site. Andrea, you totally rock!

It’s kinda crazy what search terms can bring people to your site. I once had a comment about blogging money versus the salary of a McDonald’s manager. Next thing I know I have a dozen or so hits from search terms about salaries at McDonald’s. Now it’s your turn.

How much money does a McDonald’s manager make? I have no idea, and neither will the people who come to Andrea’s site to find out. What the will find here is much more interesting, however.

MyBlogLog is good, but can I recommend you check out BlogCatalog also? I get three times as much traffic from BlogCatalog, and I think it’s a better site.

]]> By: Joanna Young http://andreayager.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/comment-page-1/#comment-205 Joanna Young Fri, 10 Aug 2007 10:42:05 +0000 http://getstartedtodayonline.com/how-to-know-where-your-visitors-are-coming-from/#comment-205 Hi Andrea, that was a cool idea to make the link to some of your mybloglog faces. I've been a fan of mybloglog since I started blogging - I think it helps to create a 'cafe' feel of a place where people can drop by, have a chat, wave to each other... and it's nice to see who else is around - and to follow their profiles to their own blogs... It also means that people will see your face on the blogs that you visit - and will click to see who you are and what you're up to. The search information is fascinating so just watch you don't get addicted to checking it out! I use Hittail as a way of seeing search hits live - they also provide you with prompts for particular phrases that it's worth writing about to pick up the 'long tail' of visitors. To be honest I'm not entirely sure of the science behind it but it's a really neat way of reminding yourself what people (real people, not search engines) are looking for and interested in. I find this is great for overcoming bloggers' block. Best wishes with your blog Joanna Hi Andrea, that was a cool idea to make the link to some of your mybloglog faces. I’ve been a fan of mybloglog since I started blogging – I think it helps to create a ‘cafe’ feel of a place where people can drop by, have a chat, wave to each other… and it’s nice to see who else is around – and to follow their profiles to their own blogs…

It also means that people will see your face on the blogs that you visit – and will click to see who you are and what you’re up to.

The search information is fascinating so just watch you don’t get addicted to checking it out! I use Hittail as a way of seeing search hits live – they also provide you with prompts for particular phrases that it’s worth writing about to pick up the ‘long tail’ of visitors. To be honest I’m not entirely sure of the science behind it but it’s a really neat way of reminding yourself what people (real people, not search engines) are looking for and interested in. I find this is great for overcoming bloggers’ block.

Best wishes with your blog

Joanna

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