Here’s what I have managed to learn since I began blogging on July 23, 2010.
- mean posts about people, places, or things get the most reads
- memes are a great way to get readers
- liberals are offended by me
- conservatives are offended by me
- touchy-feely posts about faith and homemaking don’t get comments
- direct, factual based posts about citizenship don’t get comments
- cursing is not good for blogs
- friends are embarrassed to share my blog beyond facebook
- the blog has too many categories
- the blog has too few widgets
- while plain and easy to read, the blog isn’t “jazzy” enough to attract attention
- my husband rarely reads my blog
- I know very little about blogging
That’s about all I know. Happy 2 months of blogging to me!
(now go email my blog to your entire mail list, k?)
South of the Fork 
happy anniversary! love your blog.
Thank you!
Hey, I read your blog – most of the time! LOL Do it for yourself. And I do comment on your touchy feely posts about faith – not so much about homemaking as that ain’t my thang. And I have indeed shared your blog. (blowing a kind and loving raspberry to you!!) Keep it up.
Hugs,
Sheri
Thank you for reading! I don’t *need* comments, but I do get to watch the blog stats and the “mean” or “direct” posts are the ones that get the most views. I just think that is funny! Thanks for visiting and sharing!
My friend, you made me laugh! Your honest is one of the things I love most about you:)
oops. make that your honestY.
Everyone I interact with is ON FB…where else would I share?!? 😉