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At the end of last year Donna wrote "Some Days I Wish This Blog Were Private So I Could Share More" giving some vague but interesting hints as to how certain links can give a site a boost, and how the benefit of those links decreases if they are removed at a later date.

This was especially significant for me at the time, because I was struggling with a problem which I couldn't solve.

A few days later 5ubliminal posted, "If I Told You… I'd Have To Kill You" - a simlar idea, again specific to SEO techniques but with

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IzeaRanks & RealRank – How Many Lies Can You Tell Your Advertisers?

Lets face it, bloggers love stats and rankings, even if they are based upon meaningless data. For some it is an ego thing, or just a measure of their own worth or progress to achieve whatever goals they have set for themselves, and for others it is monetary. If you want to sell advertising on your blog other than PPC or CPM based, you need to have some kind of carrot to wave at advertisers to encourage them to part with their advertising dollars.

Adage Power 150

Over the last few days for instance I noticed that Advertising Age have rejigged their

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29% Of Technorati Top 100 Never On Digg Home Page

I heard about this story from Glen yesterday about his extensive research into the correlation between the Technorati 100 and Digg home page stories. I am sure a blog og people have actually read the story by now because Darren linked through and Jordan remixed the statistics a little. What struck me the most was that 29% 8 Blogs in the Technorati Top 100 are none English, and some of those as you would expect make up the largest percentage of blog that haven't made the front page, but there are still 17% English blog that haven't made it. I would love to know which blogs have never made a front page that are in that Top100, as they deserve some Diggs. Secondly of course it does need to be mentioned that there are 10s
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Compete Toolbar Bug With Google Reader – Compete vs Alexa vs Quantcast Stats

I have had long term problems with the Compete Toolbar as I pointed out some time ago on my friend Paul’s blog, I think I actually made that comment on my first visit to his blog.

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Google Reader | FeedBurner Stats Show Significant Market Share – Google Reader Now #1?

Until yesterday, the only statistics available for the Google Reader user base was based upon site traffic, and to a lesser extent click-throughs from Google Reader (although that data doesn’t tell you from whose feed currently).

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Alexa Finally Provide Some Useful Data

Ok that is a bit tongue in cheek – Alexa data has always had some use for sites that are not gamed, and within similar niches, and it is always nice to see.

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Google Reader Stats With FeedBurner

It is nice to finally see one of the mainstream blogs pointing out that it is hard to track readership numbers from Google Reader. Techcrunch have been looking at a report from Hitwise

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Analytics | Tracking | Keyword Research

Various forms of web metrics and keyword research are one of the cornerstones of internet marketing, and I have decided that some reviews of such services could develop into some good “cornerstone” content.

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MyBlogLog Traffic

Zenrob has been checking his MyBlogLog stats to see how much traffic MyBlogLog is actually bringing him. His conclusion is 6 percent of unique visitors.

Checking my own stats the results are actually very similar.

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Alexa stats now lagging by 6 days

Lots of people snub Alexa for providing statistics that are easily gamed, or lack relevance for the global market. As an example Jason Calacanis was recently proposing to test different ways Alexa can be gamed..

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