Comments on: Do Blogs Suck? http://www.manuelviloria.com/archives/do-blogs-suck/ Tips on Adsense|Internet Marketing|SEO|Blogging|Getting More Visitors To Your Site today. Fri, 25 Nov 2011 13:45:43 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Manuel Viloria http://www.manuelviloria.com/archives/do-blogs-suck/comment-page-1/#comment-8793 Manuel Viloria Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:34:46 +0000 http://www.manuelviloria.com/archives/do-blogs-suck/#comment-8793 Whether your blog "generates" a lead via bookmarking or subscribing, you'll still need to deal with whether your bookmarkers/subscribers are qualified, or whether your reader-fans are worth your blogging effort. Worth will depend, though, on your particular objectives for your blog. Whether your blog "generates" a lead via bookmarking or subscribing, you'll still need to deal with whether your bookmarkers/subscribers are qualified, or whether your reader-fans are worth your blogging effort. Worth will depend, though, on your particular objectives for your blog.

]]> By: Slevi http://www.manuelviloria.com/archives/do-blogs-suck/comment-page-1/#comment-8784 Slevi Sun, 07 Oct 2007 15:35:52 +0000 http://www.manuelviloria.com/archives/do-blogs-suck/#comment-8784 What I mainly get from Andy's entry on as to the reason why blogs would suck is because of the subscribers rate, but personally I think it's a bit of a weird measurement since definitely not everybody subscribes. Myself in example I go by quite a bit of blogs of which there's definitely some to be named which I frequent, but I haven't subscribed on a single one of them. I simply stick to bookmarking still, and I have no doubt that there's a lot more like that. So perhaps 2% might subscribe, but it says absolutely nothing if 30% would bookmark and 90% of the total visitors are returning visitors in example. What I mainly get from Andy's entry on as to the reason why blogs would suck is because of the subscribers rate, but personally I think it's a bit of a weird measurement since definitely not everybody subscribes.

Myself in example I go by quite a bit of blogs of which there's definitely some to be named which I frequent, but I haven't subscribed on a single one of them. I simply stick to bookmarking still, and I have no doubt that there's a lot more like that.

So perhaps 2% might subscribe, but it says absolutely nothing if 30% would bookmark and 90% of the total visitors are returning visitors in example.

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