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The Blog issue on one top online article submission site is interesting although should be expected with the number of people who are writers there. What about increasing total traffic? How are their stats there? Are they up or seasonally up as last year this time?

That is also a trend, which might propel the increasing numbers of commenters on the Blog and the articles themselves? I am interested in additional data, as this would indicate forward progress or decay of the online article venue or downward micro-sector industry spiral, which could also have implications for Google and other players in the industry, as well as click ad revenue and that advertising trend and profitability analysis.

We must of course be careful at which data we look at when watching online trends, such as how many pages are viewed per visit and how long to people stay on the site. Where do they go afterwards and why did they come in the first place? Consider all this in 2006 when discussing the onl

ne article submission industry all together? Some think it does.

The Blog issue on one top online article submission site is interesting although should be expected with the number of people who are writers there. What about increasing total traffic? How are their stats there? Are they up or seasonally up as last year this time?

That is also a trend, which might propel the increasing numbers of commenters on the Blog and the articles themselves? I am interested in additional data, as this would indicate forward progress or decay of the online article venue or downward micro-sector industry spiral, which could also have implications for Google and other players in the industry, as well as click ad revenue and that advertising trend and profitability analysis.

We must of course be careful at which data we look at when watching online trends, such as how many pages are viewed per visit and how long to people stay on the site. Where do they go afterwards and why did they come in the first place? Consider all this in 2006 when discussing the on

ir stats there? Are they up or seasonally up as last year this time?

That is also a trend, which might propel the increasing numbers of commenters on the Blog and the articles themselves? I am interested in additional data, as this would indicate forward progress or decay of the online article venue or downward micro-sector industry spiral, which could also have implications for Google and other players in the industry, as well as click ad revenue and that advertising trend and profitability analysis.

We must of course be careful at which data we look at when watching online trends, such as how many pages are viewed per visit and how long to people stay on the site. Where do they go afterwards and why did they come in the first place? Consider all this in 2006 when discussing the on

or decay of the online article venue or downward micro-sector industry spiral, which could also have implications for Google and other players in the industry, as well as click ad revenue and that advertising trend and profitability analysis.

We must of course be careful at which data we look at when watching online trends, such as how many pages are viewed per visit and how long to people stay on the site. Where do they go afterwards and why did they come in the first place? Consider all this in 2006 when discussing the on

be careful at which data we look at when watching online trends, such as how many pages are viewed per visit and how long to people stay on the site. Where do they go afterwards and why did they come in the first place? Consider all this in 2006 when discussing the online article submission site venue.