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If any fellow readers out there are using a different WordPress address than their blog address, they are going to have it tank as the page redirects during activation use not-quite-the right parameter.
I've emailed Pawan about it but if you have this trouble, just go to lines 117 and 118 and change get_bloginfo('siteurl') to get_bloginfo('wpurl') and you'll be good to go.
I have actually hit a bug as well, and have emailed Pawan about it. He is looking into it.
If any fellow readers out there are using a different WordPress address than their blog address, they are going to have it tank as the page redirects during activation use not-quite-the right parameter.
I've emailed Pawan about it but if you have this trouble, just go to lines 117 and 118 and change get_bloginfo('siteurl') to get_bloginfo('wpurl') and you'll be good to go.
I have actually hit a bug as well, and have emailed Pawan about it. He is looking into it.
I was surprised I was getting traffic and being listed at Trafficjam since I took the BW widget down quite awhile ago. I never had Blogrush on my forum BTW, it was always on the blog and
I felt I gave it a pretty good shot, but just didn't get enough traffic to justify keeping it up. I'm getting enough traffic from the Jam though that I'm considering putting it back up.
My CTR at one time was as high as 0.5% without using the plugin, now it is down to below 0.1% also without a plugin.
The aim now is to get it up to 1% :)
I was surprised I was getting traffic and being listed at Trafficjam since I took the BW widget down quite awhile ago. I never had Blogrush on my forum BTW, it was always on the blog and
I felt I gave it a pretty good shot, but just didn't get enough traffic to justify keeping it up. I'm getting enough traffic from the Jam though that I'm considering putting it back up.
My CTR at one time was as high as 0.5% without using the plugin, now it is down to below 0.1% also without a plugin.
The aim now is to get it up to 1% :)
Gonna have a proper look at Pawans plugin over the next couple of days with a view to reintroducing BR.
I'm still not convinced, though, about the quality of the traffic BR sends through. I found it didn't really hang around as long as other traffic sources to the same articles (i.e. StumbleUpon, Digg, Sphinn, etc.). How does it perform for you, Andy?
Gonna have a proper look at Pawans plugin over the next couple of days with a view to reintroducing BR.
I'm still not convinced, though, about the quality of the traffic BR sends through. I found it didn't really hang around as long as other traffic sources to the same articles (i.e. StumbleUpon, Digg, Sphinn, etc.). How does it perform for you, Andy?
I'm a big fan of BlogCatalog, too. Very friendly bunch with (so far so good) the right attitude for using such a resource.
Also, and this hasn't much to do with anything, but I had to control/alt/delete my IE twice coming to your page. It just froze up completely. Finally settled for writing the url down and coming in via Firefox - which (yeah!) worked like a charm. Our blog is just the opposite working best in IE, Opera, and even to some degree Safari. Hates Firefox, but we really like the template so...
Sorry to ramble, and again thank you for outstanding information. Off to check into TrafficJam!
I'm a big fan of BlogCatalog, too. Very friendly bunch with (so far so good) the right attitude for using such a resource.
Also, and this hasn't much to do with anything, but I had to control/alt/delete my IE twice coming to your page. It just froze up completely. Finally settled for writing the url down and coming in via Firefox - which (yeah!) worked like a charm. Our blog is just the opposite working best in IE, Opera, and even to some degree Safari. Hates Firefox, but we really like the template so...
Sorry to ramble, and again thank you for outstanding information. Off to check into TrafficJam!
I like the idea that posts are aggregated for you based off a metric that measures the undercurrent of what's hot.
I don't like that "what's hot" is dependent on BlogRush, because it will never provide truly informed results in my opinion.
I think that once someone comes up with a better framework for collecting the needed data (maybe services like BlogCatalog are already capable of it, I'm not sure), then such a service could be very useful.
But whilst it's based off BlogRush, no.
MyBlogLog could certainly do it if their stats go back far enough, but currently their "what's hot" is not based upon niches and displays.
That means that on my profile what is hot is normally either porn or warez related, and I have no idea which of my communities causes it.
I like the idea that posts are aggregated for you based off a metric that measures the undercurrent of what's hot.
I don't like that "what's hot" is dependent on BlogRush, because it will never provide truly informed results in my opinion.
I think that once someone comes up with a better framework for collecting the needed data (maybe services like BlogCatalog are already capable of it, I'm not sure), then such a service could be very useful.
But whilst it's based off BlogRush, no.
MyBlogLog could certainly do it if their stats go back far enough, but currently their "what's hot" is not based upon niches and displays.
That means that on my profile what is hot is normally either porn or warez related, and I have no idea which of my communities causes it.