Someone new has provided Alexa rankings for the Biblioblogs for the month of December. Joel Watts suggests passing this around in order to keep up the competition. I think it would all be fun if less people fought over the whole thing. It’s a bit of fun competition based on some rather loose stats, not a life and death struggle.
Henry’s Lectionary Notes- Psalm 104 in Proper 24B
- Bruce Epperly on Proper 24B
- Psalm 1 and Two Ways
- Proper B20 – Gutting another Passage
- Proper B20 – The Proverbs 31 Woman
- Bruce Epperly Comments on Epiphany 3B
- Psalm 29 (Baptism of Jesus) Year B
- Bruce Epperly Comments for the First Sunday of Advent (Cycle B)
- Another Gutted Reading – Psalm 89
- Comparing a Three and Four Year Lectionary
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Henry, I think the key for continued rankings is the seriousness of it all.
I find it impossible to take ranking based on Alexa seriously. For sites outside of the top 100,000 on a 90 day basis the rankings are not all that accurate.
I am a graduate student in theology and a newcomer to the “blogosphere”.
I was wondering, how does one grow in readership, so that I might have some
substantial conversations via my blog, as opposed to its being relegated to
“online journal” status? Love the site!
-Steven
I’m not one of the big players amongst the biblioblogs, but my recommendation is to write about things you’re passionate about, link to other bloggers who write about those topics, and comment constructively on various blogs you find interesting.
Over time, other people who have more traffic will link to you. Patience is required, however. It takes time.