I debated a wee while before plumping for this blog to post upon.
It's nothing to do with enviro issues (well, a tad), but does go to reaching audiences.
Americans get the internet, and are British bloggers' best market
I just found the numbers interesting.
Not just the ones quoted (which is how they attract, and get paid by advertisers), but just a few observations of my own in complement.
I blog prodigioulsy here, but I also often get moved to comment elsewhere.
It just seemed intriguing to me that the author got/gets 65k weekly visitors, yet only 7 commented here for instance. Meanwhile over at the Guardian blog I posted a few days back on the Clean Technology 100, so far... zippy. OK, maybe my crass punt was a put off, but no one else reading felt like lobbing in a wee hello too?
All these folk lurking, with so little to say.
I just have to figure out how to seduce them over here... and then how to make a crust having doen so.
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I believe in freedom of speech. But I also don't like bullies on blogs, even verbal ones, as they can drive away those with something valid to say... or offer.
Subjective is fine, but well argued and substantiated is even better. Calm and polite tops. Anything that crosses my personal line will not go up. There may be reasons given, but not guaranteed.
I'm not too keen on 'Anon' as a handle (and the content usually explains why), so if that's what you opt for it may not make it. Sorry.