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ha – i violate at least half of these, probably why i’m not popular 😉
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Hi, I'm Stephen O'Grady. I live in Maine, but travel a lot.
I helped found RedMonk in 2002, and I was born and raised a Red Sox fan.
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Anne says:
February 26, 2007 at 7:01 pm
Actually, I think your blog’s pretty popular from what I can tell! But how could I distill what you do into ten tips for popularity?
sogrady says:
February 28, 2007 at 12:49 am
ha – no, i was just kidding with this comment. i’m quite happy with the levels i’ve got. i actually think you’re correct; i’d probably be more popular if i didn’t vary as widely, or post as much non-work content. but that would be less enjoyable.
not to mention i don’t envy the Scobles and TechCrunches of the world. popularity has a cost to it.