Comments on: Friday Featurette: Sitemeter http://www.ramblings-n-writings.com/2008/02/friday-featurette-sitemeter/ Mon, 12 Dec 2011 19:33:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Kara S. http://www.ramblings-n-writings.com/2008/02/friday-featurette-sitemeter/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Kara S. Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:44:00 +0000 http://www.ramblings-n-writings.com/2008/02/friday-featurette-sitemeter/#comment-47 Hi S.B.! Thanks for stopping by and asking about BlogRush :) I'll have to plan a future Friday Featurette on it. But in the meantime BlogRush is really simple to implement. If you click on the link at the bottom of my widget, it will take you to the BlogRush site. Basically, you choose the category your blog fits in, and then BlogRush publishes your post title in other people's widgets in the same category. For example, my category is "writing" so most of the articles in my widget come from blogs that also talk about writing. <br/><br/>When your post is published in other widgets, it costs you a certain number of credits. You start out with so many credits and you earn more each time someone clicks your post title in a widget. Referrals also earn credits to - if you click the "BlogRush" on my widget and start using BlogRush, I'll receive credits for your referral as well as so many credits for your widget's performance (like a tier program). I don't claim to understand the whole credit thing but it's something like...The more credits I earn, the more times my post titles are published, the more traffic I get, the more credits I earn etc.<br/><br/>According to Sitemeter, I haven't seen very much traffic from BlogRush, but that could be related to my category. Good post titles also help, so I should probably work on those to get more traffic. :) <br/><br/>Hope this helps - I feel like it's as clear as mud. I'll definitely have to study BlogRush a little more before featuring it on Friday! Hi S.B.! Thanks for stopping by and asking about BlogRush :) I’ll have to plan a future Friday Featurette on it. But in the meantime BlogRush is really simple to implement. If you click on the link at the bottom of my widget, it will take you to the BlogRush site. Basically, you choose the category your blog fits in, and then BlogRush publishes your post title in other people’s widgets in the same category. For example, my category is “writing” so most of the articles in my widget come from blogs that also talk about writing.

When your post is published in other widgets, it costs you a certain number of credits. You start out with so many credits and you earn more each time someone clicks your post title in a widget. Referrals also earn credits to – if you click the “BlogRush” on my widget and start using BlogRush, I’ll receive credits for your referral as well as so many credits for your widget’s performance (like a tier program). I don’t claim to understand the whole credit thing but it’s something like…The more credits I earn, the more times my post titles are published, the more traffic I get, the more credits I earn etc.

According to Sitemeter, I haven’t seen very much traffic from BlogRush, but that could be related to my category. Good post titles also help, so I should probably work on those to get more traffic. :)

Hope this helps – I feel like it’s as clear as mud. I’ll definitely have to study BlogRush a little more before featuring it on Friday!

]]> By: S.B. http://www.ramblings-n-writings.com/2008/02/friday-featurette-sitemeter/comment-page-1/#comment-46 S.B. Sun, 17 Feb 2008 03:11:00 +0000 http://www.ramblings-n-writings.com/2008/02/friday-featurette-sitemeter/#comment-46 Hi,<br/> Just found your blog on money saving mom. Can you tell me more about blogrush? I'm a new blogger, so I am always on the lookout for new sites that can help me. Thanks<br/><br/>S.B.<br/>http://bethriftylikeus.blogspot.com/ Hi,
Just found your blog on money saving mom. Can you tell me more about blogrush? I’m a new blogger, so I am always on the lookout for new sites that can help me. Thanks

S.B.
http://bethriftylikeus.blogspot.com/

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