Thanks for Your Support (June 2007)
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FacebookI just wanted to give a shout out to the sites that have referred the most visitors to FiveCentNickel over the past four weeks. Note that I’ve trimmed this down to just weblogs. What follows is a list of the top 10 weblog referrers over the past four weeks:
1. The Simple Dollar
2. Dumb Little Man
3. The Consumerist
4. Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
5. Raising4Boys
6. AllFinancialMatters
7. FreeMoneyFinance
8. MyMoneyBlog
9. ConsumerismCommentary
10. Stop Buying Crap
Honorable mentions go to:
Lifehacker
GenXFinance
NoCreditNeeded
Thanks to everyone for their support! And if you didn’t make the list, there’s still hope… My goal is to do this (roughly) once a month, and referrer #10 (Cap of StopBuyingCrap) sent ~105 visitors my way over the past four weeks, so… That’s about where you need to be to make it onto the list next time. Maybe add a bit for growth just to be on the safe side… 
Published on June 11th, 2007 - 5 Comments
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you should put how many hits #10 sent so people can aim for something…
Comment by jim — Jun 11th 2007 @ 12:21 pmGood idea. I’ll add it…
Glad I could help you out. :>
Comment by Flexo — Jun 11th 2007 @ 10:12 pm105 dang that’s a lot higher than i would’ve expected from the #10 spot, but i suppose not.
Comment by jim — Jun 12th 2007 @ 8:48 amI’m still trying to hit 10 total hits on my blog. You would think that my mom alone would be good for that many…
Comment by rocketc — Jun 12th 2007 @ 2:24 pm