Staking Claim

by | March 6, 2008

Staking Claim

Jeff Summers

March 6, 2008

Driving traffic to a blog whether it be a commercial endeavor or a personal web log such as this can be a full time job. I know some authors are obsessed with the ranking of their blog and the size of their readership. Personally I don’t write to a blog to develop a readership. This is most often just a cheaper alternative to going to therapy. That being said, I am not opposed to people reading my entries. In fact I welcome anyone to read and comment wherever they think appropriate.

To help assist me in managing this blog, I have included this site in my Technorati Profile along with my other blogs Diary of a Diehard and 1 Photo 2 Share. I’ve found Technorati to be beneficial and it helps me to maintain what little sanity that I have left.

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Posted by Jeff Summers

Author, technologist, and baseball aficionado specializing in information technology and developing new and creative ways to interact with the world around us. My goal is to extend the boundaries of what is possible and find ways to make the world a better place while having fun.

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