Comments on: Blog Experiment Updates http://deanhunt.com/blog-experiment-updates/ The highly acclaimed and controversial Internet Entrepreur Dean Hunt shares his off-beat views on success, marketing, personal development and some wacky humour. Why? Because everyone is entitled to his opinion Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:29:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: JK Swopes http://deanhunt.com/blog-experiment-updates/#comment-104681 JK Swopes Mon, 14 Jul 2008 16:40:38 +0000 http://deanhunt.com/?p=479#comment-104681 I had used that plugin for a while, but quickly gave it the axe as it didn't provide enough quality content on my blog. Those short little updates were horrible, not only that, it sometimes rehashed what I had did on the blog, since my blog updates my twitter feed. I like twitter, it's a cool little network, I just don't have the time to update every single thing I do. It is interesting to see what others are up to though, especially when it comes to blogging and marketing stuff. I had used that plugin for a while, but quickly gave it the axe as it didn’t provide enough quality content on my blog. Those short little updates were horrible, not only that, it sometimes rehashed what I had did on the blog, since my blog updates my twitter feed.

I like twitter, it’s a cool little network, I just don’t have the time to update every single thing I do.

It is interesting to see what others are up to though, especially when it comes to blogging and marketing stuff.

]]> By: tkada.com http://deanhunt.com/blog-experiment-updates/#comment-100368 tkada.com Wed, 02 Jul 2008 16:06:24 +0000 http://deanhunt.com/?p=479#comment-100368 The experiment is quiet useful, thanks for sharing info!!! The experiment is quiet useful, thanks for sharing info!!!

]]> By: Dean Hunt http://deanhunt.com/blog-experiment-updates/#comment-100249 Dean Hunt Wed, 02 Jul 2008 08:24:24 +0000 http://deanhunt.com/?p=479#comment-100249 Carl, Yes, I was aware of that... I did check over 20 datacenters... and I was looking for fairly drastic results, otherwise, it wouldn't have been worth the effort. Dean Carl,

Yes, I was aware of that… I did check over 20 datacenters… and I was looking for fairly drastic results, otherwise, it wouldn’t have been worth the effort.

Dean

]]> By: David Maleney http://deanhunt.com/blog-experiment-updates/#comment-100236 David Maleney Wed, 02 Jul 2008 07:50:12 +0000 http://deanhunt.com/?p=479#comment-100236 Twitter can be a bit addictive. A bit like your German porn fetish ;-) Here's my Twitter thingymagig: http://twitter.com/DavidMaleney Twitter can be a bit addictive. A bit like your German porn fetish ;-)

Here’s my Twitter thingymagig:
http://twitter.com/DavidMaleney

]]> By: Carl Haugen http://deanhunt.com/blog-experiment-updates/#comment-100184 Carl Haugen Wed, 02 Jul 2008 04:10:11 +0000 http://deanhunt.com/?p=479#comment-100184 Killer Bunny Master, I have to disagree with you on your google experiment. Google is always bouncing around rankings of pages. I often see pages bounce around several times per day. Just because the rank of your blog dropped a few spots for 3 days doesn't mean it would have stayed there forever. It may have only been at that spot at that particular time of the day and from the specific google server you accessed at that time. I would want to see the results of your experiment for at least a few weeks to believe the results I got from it. However, I do agree with you on Twitter. I don't understand what kind of people have time to follow the ramblings of some person they may or may not know. Of course I also don't know what kind of people sit around at midnight (my current local time) and make blog comments. Killer Bunny Master,

I have to disagree with you on your google experiment. Google is always bouncing around rankings of pages. I often see pages bounce around several times per day.

Just because the rank of your blog dropped a few spots for 3 days doesn’t mean it would have stayed there forever. It may have only been at that spot at that particular time of the day and from the specific google server you accessed at that time.

I would want to see the results of your experiment for at least a few weeks to believe the results I got from it.

However, I do agree with you on Twitter. I don’t understand what kind of people have time to follow the ramblings of some person they may or may not know.

Of course I also don’t know what kind of people sit around at midnight (my current local time) and make blog comments.

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