Analyzing Blogging Zoom Traffic
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I have 3 cases involving Blogging Zoom traffic.
Case 1
On Sunday, November 18, my post John Chow is Losing $ 2082.49 was rezoomed again. The first time, it was zoomed 4 times. After the day was over, it was zoomed 5 more times(9 times in all) and sent me 31 new visitors. The funny thing is that post was written on November 7. In total, I got 41 visitors from Blogging Zoom so far.
Case 2
My second best post was Blogging Zoom: Did It Do The Job? and send me 12 visitors but was StumbleUpon thus sending 58 visitors. That post was zoomed 10 times.
Case 3
Because BZ is blog related, my post Analyzing The “John Cow Effect” After A Review should had send me more visitors than any of them. But it did not. I got 4 visitors and zoomed 3 times. I made a small thread about it on Digital Point in the General Marketing forum. I got 26 visitors from it.
Conclusion
Based on this numbers, Blogging Zoom is doing a fine job by sending direct and indirect visitors to my small blog. But don't overlook other means 
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ジェイソン (Jason) said:
I’ve noticed similar results with BloggingZoom. The posts that I expect to get maybe one or two hits usually receive 30+, but my better posts (in my opinion) often get less than 10.
That said, I like the small community that BZ has right now. It seems that many of the better bloggers on the internet are using this site, and it’s given us all a new audience
November 25th, 2007 at 9:34 pm -
Steve McGrath said:
Yes, it a small community of true believers
Some big names are still missing to give it the little push to put it more on the spot light.That being said, once they get money from advertisements, they will be able to buy review from those bigger bloggers unless they do a post first
November 25th, 2007 at 9:43 pm -
Justin said:
The fact that bloggingzoom is small right now is a nice thing. Since it is by bloggers for bloggers it is quite nice to have traffic and a decent amount when you look at the amount of time it has been around. It is still in an infant state and many changes will be made to improve lots of things about BZ. I think that people will be more satisfied with the numbers they see of people not only visiting their blogs but clicking on their ads in the future. Which I mean hey, who doesnt like to get an ad clicked on. An imoprtant factor in getting the right traffic though is zooming other peoples posts that still know nothing about Bloggingzoom. By the way, great post and you just got zoomed!
November 26th, 2007 at 1:34 am -
Steve McGrath said:
Thanks
Yes, when more none bloggers start to use it, they will click more on ads. That’s a nice side effect. November 26th, 2007 at 7:18 am -
Free Self Improvement said:
Thats the thing about the internet its timeless and unpredictable. I have yet to try out bloging zoom but intend to very soon. I have been using throof, they have a very interesting approach to how your posts are displayed and i have got a reasonable amount of traffic from them.
December 1st, 2007 at 9:56 am -
Steve McGrath said:
What is throof? I tried .com and Google but did not found a site.
December 1st, 2007 at 10:20 am -
Making Sale Making Money said:
Much like having multiple income sources BZ is one of my traffic sources and a nice one, it is my belief that it will only get better, I am starting to believe however the the Zoom button creates a conundrum, its far easier to cast your vote and validation for an individual article than to write a substantive comment. But I could be wrong, so lets try this, if I’m wrong tell me so on this post , or I suppose you could just zoom the article……………..
DonDecember 3rd, 2007 at 12:34 pm -
Steve McGrath said:
Commenter’s represent around 1% of visitors. Doing a Zoom would replace the “I agree comments”. Sure, I would prefer both
December 3rd, 2007 at 12:49 pm
