A challenge
A couple of days ago, I embarked on a journey into the unknown. I mentioned I had reactivated this old blogger site even as I had been enjoying modestly good traffic on my main J Spot weblog (it gets about 100,000 page views per month now). And Google loves the J Spot. Imagine being positioned at number one for queries on "Filipino Economist," "Gloriagate," and a number of other keywords?
People may think I'm crazy for doing this--after all, would I rather post articles here, where maybe a fewer number of people can read my writings?
I'm thinking of this as an experiment in blogging. After all, it pays to take calculated risks. And no matter what happens, I learn in the process.
So are people reading this?
Judging from the stats, people do, indeed, read this site. Not as much as they read the J Spot, though.
But the challenge for me now is to write well enough here for people to keep coming back.
People may think I'm crazy for doing this--after all, would I rather post articles here, where maybe a fewer number of people can read my writings?
I'm thinking of this as an experiment in blogging. After all, it pays to take calculated risks. And no matter what happens, I learn in the process.
So are people reading this?
Judging from the stats, people do, indeed, read this site. Not as much as they read the J Spot, though.
But the challenge for me now is to write well enough here for people to keep coming back.