This is my 100th post in October. My good friend André Cardoso has posted yesterday the following comment in anticipation for this moment:
October has been a productive month in post generation ;)
Almost 100 posts... 2 days to go, and 3 posts left.
Keep up posting (or jabbing, as Jeff Atwood puts it - http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000983.html)
Huau, jabbing, let say what Atwood is saying:
My theory is that lead generation derives from Google rank and that the best way to increase Google rank is to be like a professional fighter: neither jabs nor haymakers are enough. You must be always jabbing and you must regularly throw haymakers. Blog continuously to keep your hit-rate and link-traffic high and write longer pieces, containing the high-value words associated with your niche, occasionally.
And continues saying:
I don't care if you suck at writing. I don't care if nobody reads your blog. I don't care if you have nothing interesting to say. If you can demonstrate a willingness to write, and a desire to keep continually improving your writing, you will eventually be successful.
Hey, Jeff's reading my blog after all! Ummm, here's where I no longer agree with Atwood. Jeff, quality is good, or else you'll end up loosing your time reading pathetic blogs like mine. Jeff goes on:
As near as I can tell, between RSS stats and log stats, around 100,000 people read this blog every day
That's right, Jeff, I'm with you. Except that I get 70 unique visitors on a good day, and don't have a clue of how many people read my blog from RSS.
Jeff sees blogging as a way to success. I look for blogging as a way to give something back to the net, building a free and global knowledge base. And doing so we are also doing a social and political revolution: ending the era of editors and opinion makers. And yes, I'm also hooked up with blogging, so blogging is also a therapy.
Do your self a favor: save your time reading silly blogs like this one and start posting your own blog! Act now!
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