The above screen shot reflects page views registered by Blogger. One problem: Not all of them make sense, given at least one anomaly I detected. For example, one line represents page counts over the last 7 days for a Christmas post. (You may have to enlarge the above image to see it.) The big question is: Why would anyone be scanning individual posts made 10+ months ago?
A while back, Blogger screwed up the links to updated web pages - and took time to fix it. Recently, I noticed that they were under-counting page views - and that took some time to get fixed. I suspect that Blogger (Google) is making changes behind the scenes and testing them in the field. One gets what they pay for, and Blogger is free for many people.
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Blogger.com is not the best platform for blogging and for webpage generation. But it suits my purposes for now. I'm having a little trouble deciding whether I should code a Javascript widget for my cruise related website or whether I should hire it out. If I do the work, I'll understand how to maintain the darned thing. But if I hire it out, it'll get done quicker and I can begin the work to generate a vlog and get it monetized. Either way, it'll be a bit of work for me.
So, Blogger.com may be FUBAR right now, but it's a cheap enough platform for me to start from right now.
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