Well, I did it I'm a....
So what are my thoughts?
I decided to have a central theme (my home in Devon) but to have very different posts each day - from K for Chimney Kings to Y for Yellow
About a week into the challenge I started wondering "Why are you doing this?" It all took so much time - and as I explained in T for TimeyWimey Stuff time is something I'm short of. (It's OK for the Doctor he can hop about through time - I only have the bog-standard 24 hours in which to get everything done.)
But then I got into my stride and used scheduling to the best advantage - I wrote selveral posts, scheduled them for 2.30 a.m to catch the Australian or late Californian 'market' and started enjoying myself!
I notice the first few posts grabbed the most attention, along with the extra specials : M for Moorland Mousie (about Exmoor ponies and I sneaked Poldark in....) was the highest attraction (hmm was that for the Pony or Poldark?)
...Poldark - Pony :) |
spot the likeness..... |
G for ghosts went well
P for Puppy was one of the most popular
and C for Cider With Rosie (and Cats) caught a lot of visitor's interest
- I had 5752 pageviews and hopefully I've collected a few new regular visitors.
- Most visitors came via Facebook (very few through Twitter)
- My regret was that I didn't have much spare time to visit many other Blog Challenger's posts. I set out to visit 100 a day - soon gave up.
- However, if bloggers have used direct links (as I have) I now have all year to drop in and out of new blogs and new adventures.
- I hope new visitors do so with my blog as well!
- Will I do it again
- YES!
But I think I'll prepare earlier and keep the diversity - visitors seemed to enjoy the different articles, something new each day.
Next year's theme?
I might have fun with Pirates!
If you would like to follow my challenge
you can start
here with A for....
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