Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Sunday Salon | Midnight Sun Draft fiasco and Library Thing

Morning Saloners – it’s been a busy week here though I haven’t read as much as I would have liked.

I’ve discovered a new Wordpress plugin that gives you live stats on your site – and it’s been quite eye opening. Yesterday was my busiest day on the site ever – because an article I posted yesterday ranked number 2 in Google for the search term Midnight Sun Draft. While I’m excited to have got to such a high position in Google I’m also dissapointed at the sheer number of people seeking out this draft. Of course, as I said in my article yesterday, questions are being asked about whether this was really a leak, or a clever publicity stunt – it’s certainly generating a lot of traffic and discussion all over the Internet.

I’ve also spent a bit of time trying to find my way around Library Thing – I profess to be quite advanced at all things Internet related but this site has me baffled – the usability experience is awful. I wanted to post a review of Jemima J. and must have spent 15 mintues clicking around and round until I finally saw a little link that allowed me to post. Do you think I could find it again for the next book? Nope. So I gave up. I’ve heard great things about LT so I’m willing to try again but I need some help – if you are a user can you post a comment and let me know what to do please – I need a dummies guide! I’d love to know more than just posting a review – what kind of functionality is there? Where are the good groups to join? How do I make the most of my membership? Please share your pearls of wisdom for me :)

Oh and don’t forget that today is the last day to enter the Matrimony signed paperback giveaway – head over to this post and leave a comment by midnight tonight (GMT) and I’ll draw the winner tomorrow.

Now I’m off out for lunch with my parents – Happy Sunday y’all.

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