For those who write articles online many track their average article views per article. This makes a lot of sense really because it gives one an idea of how much good each article they write is doing and perhaps motivates them to write more you see?

Well, seeing as I am the most prolific online article writer in the history of the Internet; I myself have studied this in total depth. First let me say that once in November I took two-weeks off and posted "No Articles" as I wrote None. Now then at that time my article average was 265 then. And in Nov. 2005 when I stopped writing for 2-weeks my averages went from 265 to 307. So let us be careful of comparing those who are most active, with a time advantage on the oldest articles pitted against the new ones of last week. Each online article author needs to be careful of online article averages article views.

You see if you are constantly writing articles you will see your averages dip a bit but your total article views for all your online articles should skyrocket drastically. If you ever stop writing your average article views per article will increase but the rate at which your total article views had increased during high-paced article writing will slow the pace. Consider all this in 2006 when thinking on average article views of online articles.

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