I have stats envy. My stats are looking at your stats and they're quivering their tiny chins. Poor stats.

My stats are nothing among the K-lister big boy stats diva I look up to.

Hey - you had a good march up the ladder in September, October and November. It takes the time it takes - I have 16 more months in than you. In addition to time, I realized content is co-king for two reasons: it keeps people reading and also creates the concepts that searches are hunting for. The golden moment is the unexpected topic. Mine is AA Gill which gets buckets of hits. My buddy Dan's is the valedictorian speech.

Alan: Impressive numbers to say the least. I can see why, though. I'll be back to lurk around.

nee: I'll help the cause and come visit. :)

I am a slug. These are your stats. I am telling you Joey gets way more numbers and went up close during the Pixies show. I am a 19% Flea. I bet he would go up close at the Pixies show if he thought God <i>was</i> seven.

I've been blogging for years and years and only recently started keeping track of my stats, and it's interesting. I don't really want it to become a race - 150 unique visitors a day is definitely nothing to scoff at, mind you - but it's a nice validation, at the same time. I've found the one of the biggest predictors of traffic is regular posting: blog reading is totally habitual. :)

Exactly - you have to feed the habit. With the second blog, I find that my time is being parcelled out a bit.