One of Batman’s enemies is a guy named Two-Face. He used to be a good guy but half his body was grodified and he resorted to crime. But he flips a coin to decide if he’s going to be good or evil on a given day. This worked against the impact of a certain Cormac McCarthy character. Anyway, I just noticed something that has me flipping my Two-Face coin.
On the day I did “Manoposting” I wrote three articles. They were pretty cheesy, but still, three posts is more difficult than one. On that day I got the highest traffic within the last few weeks. The second highest was when I had “hentai” in the title of my singular post. This poses a moral test. Should I do more posts to garner more attention, or fewer posts with clickbaity titles?
The second one, of course. I love taking the easy way out. Now, I didn’t title this post Batman Yaoi Bondage, but I did put the words in the corpus of the text, yea, that I might reap the internet searches. If you found Freethought Blogs by searching for Batman Yaoi Bondage, apologies that I did not provide that which you seek.
But have you ever considered that atheism could be the way and the light?
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I don’t know how anyone could figure out what helps a blog the most.
For all I know, your boost is just coming from snagging a lot of Mano fans.
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The classic advice is to go with what motivates you each time.
But when you adapt a style of a colleague to honor them, it certainly can be fun for all.
it may have been that i was snaking those Mano fans, true. props to the professor.
off topic – never noticed the similarity between knocking on heaven’s door and ziggy stardust til i heard a dull plodding dylan cover by sisters of mercy.
it’s my day to hear songs that sound kinda ripoff to other songs. ty cobb by soundgarden sounds a lot like un dia en texas by paralasis permanente.
and one of the sisters of mercy songs i listened to recently was reminding me of soundgarden’s superunknown, and preceding that, means soundgarden might have some splaining to do… unless it’s just me being tone deaf.
Was it “hentai” that attracted readers or was it “Mary Worth”, because honestly it was the latter that grabbed my attention (I start my days reading the Comics Curmudgeon).
i’ll deny you missy!