Five Questions On My Mind … Can You Answer Any?
By Matt McGee on Feb 26, 2007 | comments (3)
1. How does MyBlogLog generate that “Hot in My Communities” list (at left) that shows on my profile page? Is it pure link/click analysis? Links/Clicks from and by whom? My contacts?
2. Anyone ever see any traffic bumps from being listed there?
3. On a related note … should I pay the very affordable $25 fee to upgrade to MyBlogLog Pro, or wait to see if Yahoo! makes the upgraded stats available for free as it integrates the service more deeply?
4. Am I doing a disservice to the blogs in my blogroll (“Random Good Stuff” on the right side) by having that set of links show up in random order every time a spider (or human) visits the page?
5. How does DomainTools.com determine a domain’s “SEO Score”? The one pictured below, with a 67% score, is the lowest score I’ve ever seen from DomainTools.com, and it’s pretty accurate in the sense that the domain in question was badly in need of SEO help.
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On Feb 26, 2007, ExposureTim said:
1. I think its just volume/recent-ness based. I don’t see anything too complex going on there… though that is a great area they could further develop in the future!
2. YES
3. I haven’t tried the Pro yet…
4. Absolutely not – I like MyBlogLog because it “rewards” frequent visitors by showing other visitors like-minded folks. The Random Good Stuff are sites you like and therefore should be ranked however you chose. But it’d be nice if it were possible to order those by: A) how often you linked to those folks or B) how often they linked to you or C) how often they visit… or a combination of the above!
5. Great question – I’ve wanted to ask them that too. Maybe we can convince them to tell us?
On Feb 28, 2007, Matt McGee said:
Tim – I’m curious to know what kind of traffic bump you’ve seen from that MBL chart. Can you add any details?