Bob McCarty Writes

For the third month in a row, Bob McCarty Writes set new records in every area of blog traffic during the month of October.  Among the records set were the following: The number of unique visitors (94,671) nearly doubled last month’s total (50,895); Same goes for the number of total visits (121,495) versus the previous [...]

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Thanks to readers like you, Bob McCarty Writes set several new single-month traffic records during the month of September.  They include the following:  Unique visitors (50,895); total visits (67,234); page views (202,651); and total hits (2,516,155). Below are the top 10 BMW posts published during the month of September: Twenty Percent of Bailout Profits to [...]

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With more than 4,200 page views today, Bob McCarty Writes passed the one-million page views mark for 2008 — and we still have three months remaining in the calendar year! While that might not seem like a lot, especially when compared to the big blogs (i.e., Michelle Malkin at Hot Air and MichelleMalkin.com; Glenn Reynolds [...]

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Thanks to all — conservatives and liberals alike — who helped this blog set several new traffic records during the month of August. Those records include unique visitors (43,527), total visits (56,695), page views (170,850) and almost two-million hits (1,974,521). The average visit duration was 2.5 minutes — or 162 seconds to be exact. Much [...]

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With less than five days remaining in April, Bob McCarty Writes stands on the verge of setting several traffic records. Assuming visitors continue to visit the site at the current pace or faster, BMW should set a new one-month record of more than 40,000 visitors,120,000 page views and one-million hits. Thanks in advance for helping [...]

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If I had to rate 2007, my first complete year as a professional blogger, I’d have to say it was a very good year at Bob McCarty Writes. During the past 12 months, Bob McCarty Writes grew, became more well-known throughout the blogosphere and grew some more. With help from scores of other bloggers, radio [...]

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Awaking this morning to news that members of the film and television writers union (a.k.a., the Writers Guild of America) had gone on strike, I felt obliged to dedicate at least one post today to the topic of writers who refuse to write until they receive greater compensation for their efforts. To me, the thought [...]

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