Monday, May 16, 2005
MyBlogLog
I just signed up for MyBlogLog.com, which tracks the outgoing links that you, dear reader, click from my blog. I won't use this information for any nefarious purpose--just want to see what you're clicking on.
I'd like to direct all of you to MyBlogLog, though, to see a cool way to sell a service. The help section is very honest about the difference between the free service and the paid Pro version:
Sign up for the free version and take some time to figure out if it's worth spending your hard-earned cash on. You can convert to the Pro version any time and you can always switch back to the free version if you find you're not using the Pro features.
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If you're not sure which version is right for you, sign up for the free site. We give all free members a week's worth of free real-time stats in order to make sure that they've got the JavaScript working properly on their web sites. If you find yourself checking your link stats multiple times each day, then the Pro version may be the way to go. If you only check your stats every couple of days, then the free version is probably the ticket for you.
I haven't even started using the service, and I already feel loyal.
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I'd like to direct all of you to MyBlogLog, though, to see a cool way to sell a service. The help section is very honest about the difference between the free service and the paid Pro version:
Sign up for the free version and take some time to figure out if it's worth spending your hard-earned cash on. You can convert to the Pro version any time and you can always switch back to the free version if you find you're not using the Pro features.
and
If you're not sure which version is right for you, sign up for the free site. We give all free members a week's worth of free real-time stats in order to make sure that they've got the JavaScript working properly on their web sites. If you find yourself checking your link stats multiple times each day, then the Pro version may be the way to go. If you only check your stats every couple of days, then the free version is probably the ticket for you.
I haven't even started using the service, and I already feel loyal.
