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Something that Makes me Smile: My blurkers
Last updated on: January 3, 2011 at 7:00 pm by Grace Sandra
Something that Makes me Smile: My blurkers 2011-01-03T19:00:04-04:00 Grace Sandra
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You know what just makes this heart go pitter-patter?
You, yep, you. My bloggy friends. You all make me smile, dear readers because I really like to blog, y’all. (Um, can you tell)? I don’t think I’d enjoy blogging much if no one was reading.
Sooooooo, I’m going to take part in something redonkulously crazy: a daily post for 2011 sponsored by WordPress. Even if it’s short & sweet. Maybe this will help me get to the point, eh?
I like to call my gabbingwithgrace readers one thing: blurkers. Y’all are the biggest blog lurkers on the interwebs! =) I have met so many people who say, “I love your blog,” & I’m all like, ‘woah, you read my blog?’ And then their all like, “yeah, I lurk.” If I had a penny for every lurker…
I decided to do a little research on my blog stats today and found out that I have 1 reader each in the following countries: The UK, Netherlands, Philippines, Kenya, Jamaica, Croatia, Dominican Republic, Indonesia and Spain. I have 2 readers in Nigeria, 6 in Canada & 440 in the US!
Now, here’s the thing, my beloved blurkers I’m longing for your comments like a little girl panders after Justin Beiber. Apparently, it’s really important for a blog to get comments.
Perhaps, I’ve not let you know how to do it & just how easy it is.
- Whether you are reading this in a feed reader, an email message, or a syndicated blog post somewhere, click here to get to the post.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and follow the directions to add a comment.
- Type in your real 1st name -or alias- so I and others know who you are.
- Type in your real email address so I can email you privately, thanking you for de-lurking.
- Type in your blog address, or your corporate website, or maybe your Facebook page. Somewhere where I and others can click your name (your web link will be linked to your name) and read more about you.
- Type in your Twitter id, if you have one.
- Type in whatever text you want, e.g. how long you’ve been reading, where you live in the world, what you do for a living, etc. Pretend we met at a bookstore and you’re introducing yourself to the world.
- If you want to read subsequent comments of other people, you need to check the applicable box under the text box to receive emailed updates. I click this box on every blog I comment on.
So, PLEASE I’M BEGGING YOU comment today! Share something about yourself both for me and my blog readers & blurkers to enjoy.
My pledge to you? A daily post for 2011. I’d love to “see you around,” more often. Because I love y’all mugs…blurking and all.
Once I reach 50 comments, (not including my replies) I’ll randomly select a winner for a $25 Home Goods gift card! This is not a sponsored post. It’s just little old me trying to encourage my community to interact and make my little spot on the web a fun community to be in. =)
Please don’t be shy. Care to de-blurk now?
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