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amazing post! yet these data may be used to check the popularity of a blog, also leaves one thinking if this really possible, and needed
I greatly encourage you to translate this article to portuguese and publish it in your blog – and I would also recommend sending to WebInsider. brazilian blogosphere surely could learn a thing or two from your research.
That is some blog-stat pr0n above and beyond the call of duty!
Only one measurement matters: Traffic, baby, traffic.
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