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First, I need to give another disclaimer about data set. It is too small to draw a lot of conclusions. However, it is large enough to help me develop some future tests for measuring the power of blogs.
That said, here are the two variables that seemed to matter the most in predicting whether ... Continue reading »
That said, here are the two variables that seemed to matter the most in predicting whether ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
2 years ago
In other words, there may have been a cumulative effect, with tourers not clicking links until, say, the third blog they encountered.
2 years ago
Do you think readers would have clicked on names of folks in the tour--or names of comments written by folks in the tour--before they would click on the link in the post itself?
I'm thinking the first scenario is pretty unlikely. Clicking through the tour via comments seems plausible though.
And I have no idea how we would track that. It would be very interesting, though. Track the buzz... Hmm...
2 years ago
2 years ago
However, a blog tour is a unique setting which may account for how traffic gets routed to its intended destination (HighCalling). It'll be interesting if there is an "effect" based on the order of listing of blogs on the tour.
2 years ago
Seems to me to track it, you'd have to have access to the same kind of data you have for Highcalling.org for each of the blog tour spots...and definitely a fresh new brain.