Articles with Triond in Them Perform Better

I’ve published ten articles on Triond so far, and I get the most traffic for my articles with Triond in the title.

I wonder why that is?

Maybe it’s because most of the people reading Triond articles are themselves Triond article writers.

Maybe their looking for information or insight into how to make more money with Triond (since that’s what most of the people writing here are after).

I’ve made a whopping 4 cents this month, and it may not seem like much – but it’s practice grounds for my writing.

A few month’s ago my writing sucked. It may not be perfect now, but it’s gotten a lot better, and I’m able to flux my creative writing muscles on Triond by writing about any subject.

I’ve only written ten (or was it eleven?) articles so far (on Triond) – but it’s getting easier. The articles I write on other sites are getting easier to write (and they are usually much longer more thought out articles).

Triond is my “playground.” It’s a “laboratory.” Testing grounds. So on and so forth.

Do you have articles with The “T” Word in the titles?

Have you noticed that those articles tend to get more page views than your other articles?

I sure have.

Well, I’ve got one article with the T word in it that hasn’t gotten many views – but the other ones are my most viewed articles.

My most viewed articles so far are “Would you write a million words for Triond?” and “Who was Antonio Vivaldi.” They both have been viewed six times.

They are tied, but the way I figure it is like this: the Antonio Vivaldi article got a bunch of traffic on it’s first day (because Google honored him with a Google Doodle, and thus I thought…. hey I should write an article about That Guy because there’s going to be a lot of searches for his name today).

I played my cards right on that one. But that article’s views have since died down, while my Triond articles keep performing “good.”