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2011 – another blogging year

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Another blogging year is almost over and it’s time to recap some of the ups and downs of 2011. Did I reach my goals? What drove traffic to husdal.com? What were the most popular posts? As to how husdal.com fared in 2011 there are some expected developments and also some unexpected surprises.

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2009 – traffic and such

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Looking back at 2009: Which posts did do well, which ones did not do so well, how did people found their way to my blog, and what did they read most. One post in particular stands out, but not for the reason I expected. And what are all these visitors from India doing on my blog?

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