Comments on: Is there anybody out there? http://www.communi-k.net/social-media/2009/04/is-there-anybody-out-there/ A KGBTexas Blog Thu, 22 Sep 2011 13:59:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Atta Boy, Girl! — Communi-K http://www.communi-k.net/social-media/2009/04/is-there-anybody-out-there/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Atta Boy, Girl! — Communi-K Thu, 23 Apr 2009 13:32:56 +0000 http://www.communi-k.net/?p=328#comment-16 [...] to my surprise and a little to my chagrin, my blog fell in the forest and someone actually heard it and left a comment. Which means, if I’m [...] [...] to my surprise and a little to my chagrin, my blog fell in the forest and someone actually heard it and left a comment. Which means, if I’m [...]

]]> By: Stan McElrath http://www.communi-k.net/social-media/2009/04/is-there-anybody-out-there/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Stan McElrath Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:14:33 +0000 http://www.communi-k.net/?p=328#comment-6 Gabriella- Thanks for your comment. Somehow I feel validated. I am a rookie blogger trying to work his way up to the big leagues, and I view your response and comments as stepping stones to that end. Being a Creative Director at an ad agency has conditioned me to expect an immediate response to what I write. We are a results-oriented lot. I understand that attracting more traffic is not the soul purpose of the blog, but our meaningful dialogues such as this one have to begin somewhere. I'd like to hear more about why more males blog vs. women. Frankly, I was surprised by that stat. I intend to look into it with my colleagues. We love unraveling the meaning behind stats and using that information to further our corporate ends. So look for more here on the subject of men and women bloggers. A new battle of the sexes rages in the blogosphere. Thanks again for your comment. Gabriella-
Thanks for your comment. Somehow I feel validated. I am a rookie blogger trying to work his way up to the big leagues, and I view your response and comments as stepping stones to that end.

Being a Creative Director at an ad agency has conditioned me to expect an immediate response to what I write. We are a results-oriented lot. I understand that attracting more traffic is not the soul purpose of the blog, but our meaningful dialogues such as this one have to begin somewhere.

I’d like to hear more about why more males blog vs. women. Frankly, I was surprised by that stat. I intend to look into it with my colleagues. We love unraveling the meaning behind stats and using that information to further our corporate ends. So look for more here on the subject of men and women bloggers. A new battle of the sexes rages in the blogosphere. Thanks again for your comment.

]]> By: Gabriella http://www.communi-k.net/social-media/2009/04/is-there-anybody-out-there/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Gabriella Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:26:12 +0000 http://www.communi-k.net/?p=328#comment-5 Most bloggers have been at it an average of three years and are collectively creating close to one million posts every day. I have seen that 77% of active Internet users read blogs and blogs receive more unique visitors than Facebook or MySpace. Another known fact is a high percentage of bloggers are college graduates and have household incomes greater than $75K/yr. Did you know that most bloggers are male ranging from 57% in the USA to 73% in Europe and Asia.. Once again they forget about women out there... suffice it to say I have no idea what the %'s are. We mange eight blogs four of which are mine, call me a domain addict. The thing with me is, I use every one of them. I don't let them sit there collecting dust like many (domain 4Sale) out there. But that's another discussion. Last point I wanted to make ... Success is not a question of attracting more traffíc, especially if your message is weak, unfocused, and lacking in emotional context. Success is a question of how many people you connect with both directly and indirectly. Get the connections the rest will follow. Thanks for writing this great topic. Most bloggers have been at it an average of three years and are collectively creating close to one million posts every day. I have seen that 77% of active Internet users read blogs and blogs receive more unique visitors than Facebook or MySpace. Another known fact is a high percentage of bloggers are college graduates and have household incomes greater than $75K/yr.

Did you know that most bloggers are male ranging from 57% in the USA to 73% in Europe and Asia.. Once again they forget about women out there… suffice it to say I have no idea what the %’s are.

We mange eight blogs four of which are mine, call me a domain addict. The thing with me is, I use every one of them. I don’t let them sit there collecting dust like many (domain 4Sale) out there. But that’s another discussion.

Last point I wanted to make … Success is not a question of attracting more traffíc, especially if your message is weak, unfocused, and lacking in emotional context. Success is a question of how many people you connect with both directly and indirectly. Get the connections the rest will follow. Thanks for writing this great topic.

]]>