The above graph shows that traffic has been increasing during the past 4 weeks on this blog. Thanks to all my readers for reading and posters for posting.
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ReplyDeletethe word is out, for this blog and the others as well. People want objective information regarding purchasing property- and do not want to get burned-its sad that many have and will overpay, and will be hurt. Hopefully by reading this blog, they will 'educate' themselves.
David -- does your "returning visitors" count register only if we post?
ReplyDeleteDuuuhhhhhh -- after using my magnifying glass and seeing that returning visitors are 2K+, obviously a post is not necessary. I'll have the humility not to delete my stupid question and hide my shame.
ReplyDeletechip. You rock. It registers you as a returning visitor if you have not deleted the cookie on your computer.
ReplyDeletejust wait...
ReplyDelete100 Million homeowners, 2000 visitors
Long way to go
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