Congrats on making a BIG goal! If you want to achieve big you've got to dream big. My goal is to achieve at least 1 million unique visitors to my blog each month. I know it is achievable and I know it won't take years and years.
Keep up the good work!
-Andrew
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
Thanks Andrew. Good luck with your own goals!
Andrew Galasetti
· 1 year ago
Thanks!!
Ari Herzog
· 1 year ago
Why stop at a million? There are 2 million Twitter users alone. Why not aim for a few million?
Seriously, why does it matter how many subscribers you have? Shouldn't your goal be to produce quality content, knowing people will find you as I did?
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
It's all about the content. And networking. But definitely the content.
As far as the number goes... one million is also easier to remember, say, and write than 250,000 :)
Thanks for stopping by!
Janice Cartier
· 1 year ago
Why not? The box could be too small for you. In your gut feelings on this one, you think you have value to add to a million people. I am thinking you better get started...one by one by one by one...I love reading your stuff. And I am an artist. What am I doing here? Do I fit that little niche? I doubt it. But you offer thoughtful insight. And you have fun with it. So here I am.
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
Hey, I'm working on it.
And thank you so very much... :)
Tim
· 1 year ago
"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter won't mind." --Dr Seuss
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
thanks
TheNanny612
· 1 year ago
You are one subscriber closer to a million.... I officially subscribed :)
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
You mean you hadn't already? ;-)
TheNanny612
· 1 year ago
I know!! That was my thought too!! Apparently, I hadn't.
the Jim Gaudet
· 1 year ago
Well, good luck. I don't know if you should enable comments with that many subscribers. You could never answer everyone.
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
To be sure, there's a heck of a lot of logistical stuff to consider about this... but it's probably worth worrying about if I get even remotely close to the goal...
Svetlana Gladkova
· 1 year ago
Very ambitious goal but very achievable at that - just make best friends with the right guy from Google reader and have your blog added as a default one to one of the categories - and you are almost done :) Anyway it is always better to have a clear goal - even if it sounds far from realistic at the beginning - than no goal at all so best of luck to you!
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
That's an interesting idea about Google Reader. :)
Thanks, Svetlana!
Svetlana Gladkova
· 1 year ago
LOL, it's the easiest way to do it - provided that you can achieve it. I have failed miserably myself :)
Tycoon Dreamer
· 1 year ago
I applaud your goal. I'd love to do the same. But you're right when you say you have to pick the proper topic. A blog about social media just might not make it. But something like Steve Pavlina's personal development blog would have a better chance. Mass market is the way to go if you want massive subscribers.
With that said, I'm subscribing. Hehe. Your tactic is working. :)
Mark Dykeman
· 1 year ago
Interesting point about Steve Pavlina, although I believe that he's focused specifically on personal development for smart people. There's an awful lot of smart people, but that's a bit less mass market than personal development in general.
Thanks for subscribing!
homaid
· 1 year ago
I love that you set a goal for ten years to come, I hope you reach it.
All Comments
Keep up the good work!
-Andrew
Seriously, why does it matter how many subscribers you have? Shouldn't your goal be to produce quality content, knowing people will find you as I did?
As far as the number goes... one million is also easier to remember, say, and write than 250,000 :)
Thanks for stopping by!
And thank you so very much... :)
Thanks, Svetlana!
With that said, I'm subscribing. Hehe. Your tactic is working. :)
Thanks for subscribing!