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Full feeds now.
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man.... Home page.. Macalope.
Seriously boss dudes and advertisers: feed subscribers make the most valuable audience. So says one of them, admittedly.
other blogs. It's a nice way for readers to tell there's a new post and give them
an idea of the topic. You still get your clicks if your opening paragraph is
interesting enough. I suggest you refer to yourself as "the horned one" at least 2
times. That oughta get the clicks.
should get paid for the effort you put in. Excellent job Macalope! :-)
- Your subject needs to be at least 10 characters
- by Ölbaum October 3, 2007 1:38 AM PDT
- I like to have full feeds because regardless of the size of the excerpt, there's
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(6 Comments)always a case where it's too short to decide if I want to read the article or not.
When the articles are longer that a couple of sentences, though, I always open
them in my browser to read them, so that makes a page view.