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How to measure success for your blog, podcast, video content

Want to know how to measure your success when you post new content on your blog, your podcast, your shared video, etc? Check out this article! From the creators of the CommonCraft Show – the videos that explain things “In Plain English”, Lee talks about the various tools, services, and features he uses to see how his videos are doing.

http://www.commoncraft.com/tracking-reactions-web

I love how Twitter seems to be a great tool for measuring success! A must read for anyone who posts information content on the internet.

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