On today’s show (Thursday) I mentioned, once again, my reasoning as to why I feel the need to go over certain credentials as well as prior highlights of the past.
To repeat, now that the show is currently open to all. There is a growing audience where one should presume consists of prior subscribers as well as those that may be first timers, that don’t know or don’t remember things I’ve argued in the past.
As I also have stated ad nauseam, no one hates repeating things about me – more than me. But until the time comes that everything is behind a subscriber wall, its par for the course and needs to be done. I know this because, this ain’t my first rodeo as the saying goes.
Yet, with all that said, there are many that doubt my assertions, especially when I drop a number like I did today saying that we had a 300% increase in traffic from yesterday. So without further ado here’s a screenshot of the last 30 days or so of traffic here at the site.
To wit:
As you can clearly see since the show has returned the traffic has gone up steadily and consistently. And no, I’m not going to post the actual numbers for there none of your concern unless you’re paying for such, which you are not.
All you need to know about said traffic is this: it’s all without any ads, any social media or anything else. And for those of you who think you can go do some backend triangulation to see if you can find out my numbers? Don’t waste your time, for we have blockers as well as turned off metrics that allow for the counting outside of my own site.
The reason for that is, I operate on a paying subscriber model, not a total visitor one.
Remember, as I’ve stated since the beginning: What’s worth more? One paying subscriber or 10,000 lookers that never will?
Think about it.
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