SGT. GREIGO'S FLAK JACKET

wrote:

Art's milking this for all it's worth thinking that it'll gain
him hits on his web site (that's why he's 'un-filtered' Brooks)

Are there prizes to be gained with hit numbers on a web site?

Maybe I need to add some "adult content" to jazz up my pages
and win...something???


SMH

Subject: SGT. GREIGO'S FLAK JACKET
From: Stephen Harding
Date: 3/4/04 4:11 AM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

wrote:

Art's milking this for all it's worth thinking that it'll gain
him hits on his web site (that's why he's 'un-filtered' Brooks)

Are there prizes to be gained with hit numbers on a web site?

Maybe I need to add some "adult content" to jazz up my pages
and win...something???


SMH



There is no value in hits on a website per se. But the more that visit the site
the more information is being shared in what happened in the war. The more
flames I get from the bottom feeders the more hits I get. I have over 47,000
hits now and in time there will be 100,000 hits,. That is far more exposure
than most books ever get and that means the story of the 344th can be spread
even wider. And that as why the website exists. It is about the 344th and its
glorious battle record.It is a repository of history that should never be
lost.. The more readers the better.




Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

ArtKramr wrote:

There is no value in hits on a website per se. But the more that visit the site
the more information is being shared in what happened in the war. The more
flames I get from the bottom feeders the more hits I get. I have over 47,000
hits now and in time there will be 100,000 hits,. That is far more exposure
than most books ever get and that means the story of the 344th can be spread
even wider. And that as why the website exists. It is about the 344th and its
glorious battle record.It is a repository of history that should never be
lost.. The more readers the better.

I know some sites want lots of visits as they can demand
advertising dollars. Sort of like Superbowl ad time being so
expensive due to high viewership.

You no doubt will get the word out more efficiently via a
web site, but they are electronic and thus potentially easily,
and *totally* lost.

I've always felt you should translate your site content into
a book. The stories along with your photos and any other
pics you could get perms to use would be a real nice read
*and* in *hard copy*.

Your material is short and easily readable by even kids who
would otherwise get bored bogged down in a real historically
detailed type of read.

You should consider joining the ranks of the group's
literati and become a genuine author!


SMH

Subject: SGT. GREIGO'S FLAK JACKET
From: Stephen Harding
Date: 3/4/04 7:50 AM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

ArtKramr wrote:

There is no value in hits on a website per se. But the more that visit the
site
the more information is being shared in what happened in the war. The more
flames I get from the bottom feeders the more hits I get. I have over
47,000
hits now and in time there will be 100,000 hits,. That is far more exposure

than most books ever get and that means the story of the 344th can be
spread
even wider. And that as why the website exists. It is about the 344th and
its
glorious battle record.It is a repository of history that should never be
lost.. The more readers the better.

I know some sites want lots of visits as they can demand
advertising dollars. Sort of like Superbowl ad time being so
expensive due to high viewership.

You no doubt will get the word out more efficiently via a
web site, but they are electronic and thus potentially easily,
and *totally* lost.

I've always felt you should translate your site content into
a book. The stories along with your photos and any other
pics you could get perms to use would be a real nice read
*and* in *hard copy*.

Your material is short and easily readable by even kids who
would otherwise get bored bogged down in a real historically
detailed type of read.

You should consider joining the ranks of the group's
literati and become a genuine author!


SMH


Yeah. But I am a victim of my own laziness. What with my schedule at UNLV and
shooting skeet three times a week at Nellis, I am very busy, Then of course I
don't ever want to miss any naps, which is the greatest pleasure of all, and I
have already had a book published on color photography as well as about 200
articles over they years in Modern Photography Magazine. . But you are right.,
I'll get right on it. First thing next week (grin)


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

Subject: SGT. GREIGO'S FLAK JACKET
From: Stephen Harding
Date: 3/4/04 7:50 AM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

ArtKramr wrote:

There is no value in hits on a website per se. But the more that visit the
site
the more information is being shared in what happened in the war. The more
flames I get from the bottom feeders the more hits I get. I have over
47,000
hits now and in time there will be 100,000 hits,. That is far more exposure

than most books ever get and that means the story of the 344th can be
spread
even wider. And that as why the website exists. It is about the 344th and
its
glorious battle record.It is a repository of history that should never be
lost.. The more readers the better.

I know some sites want lots of visits as they can demand
advertising dollars. Sort of like Superbowl ad time being so
expensive due to high viewership.

You no doubt will get the word out more efficiently via a
web site, but they are electronic and thus potentially easily,
and *totally* lost.

I've always felt you should translate your site content into
a book. The stories along with your photos and any other
pics you could get perms to use would be a real nice read
*and* in *hard copy*.

Your material is short and easily readable by even kids who
would otherwise get bored bogged down in a real historically
detailed type of read.

You should consider joining the ranks of the group's
literati and become a genuine author!


SMH

Besides, just look at this one thread. Sgt. Greigo's Flak Jacket has become
famous worldwide in just one week. Just got an E-mail from Denmark on it.


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

ArtKramr wrote:

Yeah. But I am a victim of my own laziness. What with my schedule at UNLV and
shooting skeet three times a week at Nellis, I am very busy, Then of course I
don't ever want to miss any naps, which is the greatest pleasure of all, and I
have already had a book published on color photography as well as about 200
articles over they years in Modern Photography Magazine. . But you are right.,
I'll get right on it. First thing next week (grin)

Oh yeah, I can see you'll be right on it!

After the nap...after the skeet shoot...after school...after answering
some email...after cleaning the lint catcher of the dryer...


SMH

Subject: SGT. GREIGO'S FLAK JACKET
From: Stephen Harding
Date: 3/4/04 10:43 AM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

ArtKramr wrote:

Yeah. But I am a victim of my own laziness. What with my schedule at UNLV
and
shooting skeet three times a week at Nellis, I am very busy, Then of
course I
don't ever want to miss any naps, which is the greatest pleasure of all,
and I
have already had a book published on color photography as well as about
200
articles over they years in Modern Photography Magazine. . But you are
right.,
I'll get right on it. First thing next week (grin)

Oh yeah, I can see you'll be right on it!

After the nap...after the skeet shoot...after school...after answering
some email...after cleaning the lint catcher of the dryer...


SMH


I am running as fast as I can Steve...(zzzzzzzzzz)


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer