Every week, I receive a report on the number of people who have visited my blog. Used to be just a few, hardly worth mentioning. Lately, the numbers have increased significantly. I seldom see any comments, though, which does not surprise me. I read several blogs throughout the course of the week where I don't necessarily leave a comment. I may email the person directly in some cases.
My question to my readers is this: Who are you? I'd love to know who is reading my posts and if they are helpful or entertaining not. Are they too far apart (probably!). Is there any particular topic you would like to see covered on this blog? Even if you are one of those people who assume I know you read my blog, send me a line or two anyway.
Either speak up in the comments section or drop me an email at pattishene(at)pattishene(dot)com. Doesn't have to be elaborate and if you don't want to answer the above questions I posed, that's fine as well. I'm just curious to know who all is out there in cyberspace that stops by!
Thanks for reading my blog.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Who Are You?
Posted by Patti Shene at 1:30 PM
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Hello from your CEO! Nervous yet? Yes, I'm here and reading every time you post. Thank you for your insightful and interesting blogs. I always come away with something to think about!
Waving from Arizona! Okay, you just reminded me of one of those obvious writing career duties I haven't been performing. I have absolutely no idea what my own blog stats are (or how to get them). I should look into that. As you said, the majority of blog visitors don't comment, so it's hard to know.
OOOh, Kristine, I am paranoid now. LOL! Seriously, glad to know you are reading and keeping up with me.
Brenda, I know you are always faithful about reading and usually leaving a comment as well. Thanks for sticking with me!
Well, I'd be nervous, too, if Kristine read my blog. Hi, Pat, from Wisconsin, where the wind is really whipping today.
It's been quite breezy in this part of the country the past few days, too, Lisa. Not near as bad as what they got in the midwest, though. Whooeee!
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