Didn't mean to be negative.
If you are interested then the chief value of press is for the site people to show to others and go 'look! we're making an impact.' A mention on memepool is something that actually gets a few hits. (9000, about the same as a mention on MSN, stat fans.)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:44,
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If you are interested then the chief value of press is for the site people to show to others and go 'look! we're making an impact.' A mention on memepool is something that actually gets a few hits. (9000, about the same as a mention on MSN, stat fans.)
Compared to say, erm... Front Magazine.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:02,
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Meant to ask ages ago, most of the b3ta links on memepool come from him/her/them.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:02,
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a site can start picking up serious traffic when it gets spotted by a big weblog.
The bloggers all seem to read each others sites, so when it appears on one, it often starts popping up on others.
I made a joke geocities site last year, which turned up on blort, then started getting links from other logs (I guess that's what you mean with Memepool).
I never did anything else with the site, so it didn't get any repeat hits, but if it's a sticky site like this (i.e. with dynamic content) the number of hits generated by these links will only increase.
I got 30,000 in a month on mine, on just a stupid 2 page joke.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:03,
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The bloggers all seem to read each others sites, so when it appears on one, it often starts popping up on others.
I made a joke geocities site last year, which turned up on blort, then started getting links from other logs (I guess that's what you mean with Memepool).
I never did anything else with the site, so it didn't get any repeat hits, but if it's a sticky site like this (i.e. with dynamic content) the number of hits generated by these links will only increase.
I got 30,000 in a month on mine, on just a stupid 2 page joke.