Do I Get to be Proud of 100,000 Pageviews?

Granted, it took 13 months. And there are blogs and sites get­ting 20,000 unique vis­i­tors a day that peo­ple online barely know about.

But you know what? I’ve expe­ri­enced first­hand from the net how many peo­ple are resis­tant to learn­ing, resis­tant to read­ing care­fully and well, resis­tant to any­thing that’s dif­fer­ent, new, or — worst of all — thoughtful.

100,000 pageviews is an enor­mous suc­cess even if it did take 13 months. This is a world where Brit­ney Spears and Paris Hilton influ­ence more than Plato or maybe even the Bible. If I have my way, there will be another 100,000 pageviews in less than a month: I just have to keep fight­ing, get­ting the link out there, and link­ing to other blog­gers. Some of you have noticed that the num­ber of “friends” in the blogroll is grow­ing, and that trend is going to con­tinue for a while longer, I think.

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  • Hi, con­grat­u­la­tions on 100k. Con­sid­er­ing you’re pub­lish­ing in depth com­men­tary I’m amazed — the inter­net gen­er­a­tion has a short atten­tion span.

    I still hop­ing you’ll cover some of my favorite novels :-)

  • I don’t think it’s a mat­ter of the num­ber of hits you get a day. It’s a mat­ter of how many reg­u­lar read­ers & com­men­ta­tors that should count the most.

    ~ Kristi

  • Hi, here’s a few of my favorite nov­els. Hope­fully one day you’ll post an analysis ;-)

    The Want­ing Seed,
    The Handmaid’s Tale,
    Fahren­heit 451,
    Lord of the Flies,
    Ani­mal Farm,
    The Kraken Wakes.

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