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Teaching Online Journalism

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MVPs for May 2008

Most visited posts on this blog from May 1, 2008, through June 1, 2008, according to Google Analytics:

  1. How to foster innovation
  2. Tape vs. hard drive vs. card, and AVCHD
  3. Mobile journalism: What’s in your backpack?
  4. Better SEO for news sites, blogs

Number of absolute unique visitors (May 1 – June 1): 7,723

Number of pageviews (May 1 – June 1): 16,217

Traffic from Google searches: 4,743 (48.97 %)

Direct traffic: 1,525 (15.74 %)

See past MVP lists for this blog.

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2 responses to “MVPs for May 2008”

  1. Dave writes:

    Mindy, do you keep track of your RSS feed readership, and publish it?

    I know there was talk recently about RSS readership being a false count since someone may have subscribed and never read, but feedburner gives more accurate stats than just an overall number of subscribers.

    It would be good to bring the importance of RSS readership – as opposed to only considering page views or UBs – into the light amongst mainstream media, and their money handlers.
    Can’t hurt to let them know how many are reading and how many they could target if they innovated with some more advertising/monetisation strategies for RSS feeds.

    July 21, 2008 at 11:49 am
  2. Mindy writes:

    I have some FeedBurner stats displayed on the “About” page.

    July 27, 2008 at 6:10 pm

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