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Interesting topic. I recently started noticing my Alexa going up and my Technorati going down…both of which are not good.

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Thanks Simon, I really did have a blast at Florida.

I am not exactly sure if I have ever felt that way about another blog in my niche before. Maybe when I was just starting out blogging, I could have. But I definitely don’t think that about other blogs now, so I guess that will keep me out of trouble.

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You sound like me when I used to use Adsense a lot. Literally everytime I got on a computer, the first thing I would do is to login to Adsense and usually see it’d gone up a few cents :p lol

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Awesome post Alex, hope you enjoyed your holiday

I think the point about the underdog is so true. On one of my old blogs that I sold I completely overtook another blog that had been there for a few months, but then my ego got to me and after a week or two he was back ahead Just don’t get too cocky, guys!

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Dude, me too. I check the stats here at least once or twice an hour as well.

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I always keep an eye out on my competitors. To know how they’re doing can give you an advantage in dominating the niche. But, you know, there’s a line between analyzing and ego building so it’s something that always needs to be kept in mind there.

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That’s great, has anything shocked you on your blog?

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