Rich, what conclusions, if any, do you draw from this?
To me it shows that you have a steady readership, or at least people that make the effort to look at your site.
My blog, suspended in animation, has accumulated a higher rate of hits even in it's present state. There is no good rationale to explain it for I blogged about a niche-type area of interest.
Rich, I suspect that the true viewer hits on my sight is 30 to 50 percent less than what is on my site counter.
But, I believe that yours may be closer to the truth as people will check in more frequently to see if you had updated the site.
For lack of a better term, your site is somewhat controversial as you preach the "Apocalypse" regarding ufology. That is more than enough to garner viewership.
You're presenting a form of intellectual "dualism" reality vs. UFOs.
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Rich, what conclusions, if any, do you draw from this?
To me it shows that you have a steady readership, or at least people that make the effort to look at your site.
My blog, suspended in animation, has accumulated a higher rate of hits even in it's present state. There is no good rationale to explain it for I blogged about a niche-type area of interest.
I'm vanilla ice cream. Crazy, I know.
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Tim Hebert, at Tuesday, May 09, 2017
Tim:
I think Blogger via Google isn't correct algorithmically.
If I actually had as many readers as the stats indicate, I would think at least one or two would leave a trace (comment).
RR
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RRRGroup, at Tuesday, May 09, 2017
Rich, I suspect that the true viewer hits on my sight is 30 to 50 percent less than what is on my site counter.
But, I believe that yours may be closer to the truth as people will check in more frequently to see if you had updated the site.
For lack of a better term, your site is somewhat controversial as you preach the "Apocalypse" regarding ufology. That is more than enough to garner viewership.
You're presenting a form of intellectual "dualism" reality vs. UFOs.
BTW, I enjoy the "sermons."
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Tim Hebert, at Tuesday, May 09, 2017
Thank you Tim...
I think of myself as a kind of John the Baptist, merely a voice crying into the wilderness. awaiting a Salome.
RR
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RRRGroup, at Tuesday, May 09, 2017
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