Comments on: Reflections after one thousand hits. http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:58:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Mark Spahr http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Mark Spahr Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:06:10 +0000 http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/#comment-53 @Harold, Richard, & Jenny- Thanks for reading and thanks for the kind words. Jenny, you are welcome in Maine any time. We'll go and get a lobstah roll! Mark @Harold, Richard, & Jenny- Thanks for reading and thanks for the kind words. Jenny, you are welcome in Maine any time. We’ll go and get a lobstah roll!

Mark

]]> By: Jenny Luca http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Jenny Luca Wed, 04 Jun 2008 11:06:15 +0000 http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/#comment-52 Yay Mark! Congratulations on the 1000 milestone. It's been great making connection with you - One day I'll get there and come knocking on your door. It'll be Autumn (Fall) because I've always wanted to see your state at this time of year. (Too many Stephen King books in my youth -when he was writing really well) Just watch that ticker keep on moving up! Jenny - your aussie fan. Yay Mark! Congratulations on the 1000 milestone. It’s been great making connection with you - One day I’ll get there and come knocking on your door. It’ll be Autumn (Fall) because I’ve always wanted to see your state at this time of year. (Too many Stephen King books in my youth -when he was writing really well) Just watch that ticker keep on moving up!
Jenny - your aussie fan.

]]> By: Mark Spahr http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Mark Spahr Wed, 04 Jun 2008 01:03:53 +0000 http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/#comment-51 Jeff, Thanks for the kind words. You and Dan are definitely talented and you should raise your scale at least to somewhere between a black fly and a groundhog! ☺ Mark Jeff,
Thanks for the kind words. You and Dan are definitely talented and you should raise your scale at least to somewhere between a black fly and a groundhog! ☺

Mark

]]> By: Jeff Bailey http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Jeff Bailey Tue, 03 Jun 2008 22:59:13 +0000 http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/#comment-50 Mark, Congrats on the YK. Look out for the Y2K though! Great having you on the show last week, I'm glad to think you consider us "talented" people. I'd have classified us somewhere between the common vole and the northeastern ground slug. Jeff Mark,

Congrats on the YK. Look out for the Y2K though! Great having you on the show last week, I’m glad to think you consider us “talented” people. I’d have classified us somewhere between the common vole and the northeastern ground slug.

Jeff

]]> By: Richard Byrne http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Richard Byrne Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:37:56 +0000 http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/#comment-49 Mark, Congratulations on reaching 1,000 hits. Keep blogging away. I don't comment as much as I'd like, but I'm reading and enjoying your posts. Regarding Twitter, I've wondered the same thing. I think that if you consistently post on Twitter people will come to your blog if they like what you're Twittering about. My other thought is that if Twitter had easily accessible analytics we might not worry about Twitter diverting traffic away from our blogs. Richard Mark,
Congratulations on reaching 1,000 hits. Keep blogging away. I don’t comment as much as I’d like, but I’m reading and enjoying your posts.
Regarding Twitter, I’ve wondered the same thing. I think that if you consistently post on Twitter people will come to your blog if they like what you’re Twittering about. My other thought is that if Twitter had easily accessible analytics we might not worry about Twitter diverting traffic away from our blogs.
Richard

]]> By: Harold Shaw http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Harold Shaw Tue, 03 Jun 2008 14:57:22 +0000 http://www.livingroomtunes.com/mark/2008/06/03/reflections-after-one-thousand-hits/#comment-48 Mark - see I do actually look here, :). You may not post as much as you like and yes twitter does seem to draw from blog writing for us all, but when you do post, your posts are typically thoughtful and insightful. Now if I can just get my iPod to download that last WDL episode, so I can listen to it - iTunes was being persnickety yesterday. Keep writing and having fun...now if Lugo could just start hitting :) Now for the next 10,000 hits. Harold Mark - see I do actually look here, :). You may not post as much as you like and yes twitter does seem to draw from blog writing for us all, but when you do post, your posts are typically thoughtful and insightful. Now if I can just get my iPod to download that last WDL episode, so I can listen to it - iTunes was being persnickety yesterday. Keep writing and having fun…now if Lugo could just start hitting :) Now for the next 10,000 hits.
Harold

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