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Search, Social and Direct Traffic - [TRAFFIC ANALYSIS] ![DPS-Traffic-Social-bookmarking-spikes.png - Search, Social and Direct Traffic - [TRAFFIC ANALYSIS]](http://www.twitip.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/dps-traffic-social-bookmarking-spikes-tm.jpg) This morning I spent a little time doing some analysis (using Google Analytics) of the traffic coming into my main blog - Digital Photography School.
My analysis was stimulated by a question from a reader who in response to last week’s two posts examining the place of Digg and Social Bookmarkingin a bloggers priorities asked me:
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| Hundreds of Bloggers to Interact with On Digg and StumbleUpon It’s time to release into the wild another two of our Social Media Love-In lists - this time it’s all about social bookmarking.
The opportunities for collaboration and cooperation on sites like Digg and StumbleUpon are amazing. They can be powerful tools with the potential to drive significant traffic to a blog.
One of the keys that [...] [..] |
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9 SEO Plugins Every Wordpress Blog Should Have  Do you want to increase the search engine ranking of your WordPress blog? Check out these 9 SEO WordPress plugins that Shawn Jooste from Elite Blogger has pulled together for us.
The best place by far to find traffic is from search engines. The art of Search Engine Optimization is often very daunting for new bloggers. [...] [..] |
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iPhone SDK Beta 4 May Allow Background Processes .jpg) One of the biggest problems that developers and end users alike have had with the iPhone SDK is the reported limitations with regards to background processes. By limitations, we mean that the original SDK guidelines specified that third-party applications were simply not permitted to run processes in the background. This would have been a huge [...] [..] |
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| Thinning The Herd: Good Idea, Bad Idea? [Future Of XBLA] Will Microsoft's recently-announced efforts to improve Xbox Live Arcade quality levels by culling underperforming titles bolster the service, or ultimately harm it?
Objectively, one of Live's biggest obstacles is the sheer density of its offering and wildly variant quality l [..] |
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| In-flight device maker sues everyone seeking flash memory bonanza LG, Casio, Nikon, Samsung and Sanyo whacked
Struggling in-flight entertainment house e.Digital is challenging some of the world’s biggest gadget companies with claims that it owns vital patents for using removable flash memory in portable devices.
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| Here Are 15 Famitsu.com Stories That Shook Japan In 2008 [Japan] While print mag Famitsu ran the ten biggest stories of 2008 according to it's readers, Japanese website Famitsu.com has listed its most accessed stories from 2008 according to page views. According to Famitsu.com, the top 15 are: 1. PSP-3000, First Hands On! 2. [P [..] |
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| MPs probe MoD accountancy shenanigans ‘The arms industry are your masters, aren’t they?’
Analysis The UK Ministry of Defence has taken yet another lengthy roasting from the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee, PAC, which has been examining its recently audited accounts. The MoD is accused of “masking” the costs of its biggest and most expensive equipment projects by creative accounting, [...] [..] |
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| Sanguino microcontroller platform - Arduino's big brother If you love the Arduino software but find yourself hampered by the included ATmega168 chip’s memory size or pin count, Zach Hoeken has a solution -
Sanguino is a new microcontroller board inspired by the Arduino. We took the biggest baddest 40-pin DIP that Atmel makes and made a board with it. Its based [...] [..] |
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| The Many Street Fighter Covers of Games TM [Street Fighter IV] What you're looking at is half of the sixteen covers that will be shared out among Issue 73 of Games TM Magazine. That's right, Games created a cover for each of the playable Street Fighter IV characters. Imagine Publishing thinks it may be the biggest split run e [..] |
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Six Apart Launch an Ad Network and New Services  Tomorrow Six Apart will launch a new ad network, the acquisition of a social media agency and new ’services’.
I’ve published the full press release below but tomorrow Six Apart are going public with some major developments.
The main components of the announcements today:
A New Ad Network - for ‘influential bloggers’ Six Apart will now offer a [...] [..] |
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Using Facebook Pages to Promote Your Blog  Today Mike Henry explores Facebook pages (as opposed to profiles) and how they can be use to promote their blog, business, product or profile.
Darren wrote a post recently on 12 tips for building relationships with other bloggers. They are all great tips that could be expanded into individual posts or even an entire blog, [...] [..] |
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Widget Maker RockYou Raises $35M C Round  RockYou, the widget-maker that brings Facebook users time-wasters like SuperWall, has raised a $35 million C round led by VC firm DCM. No word on valuation yet; we'd previously valued the second-biggest app business at $325 million.
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