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  christiananderson

  11 months ago

  What about the most critical lesson learned? Add 'Big Foot" to the title of every post. Maybe pepper in Yeti every now and then to spice it up. :) kidding aside. Great job with the site. It's amazing how far you've taken it so quickly.
  
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  Sean Percival

  11 months ago

  This is a great post, I can tell you from experience how much traffic quirky trends based content brings in. Lets say it might even be the life blood of certain startups.
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  riverdweller

  11 months ago

  It's a shame www.searchingforbigfoot.com wasn't a bit better prepared - I notice they have 509d Bandwidth Exceeded - so thanks for posting the picture here....
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  JohnnyV

  10 months ago

  Well it's always good to see your traffic spike. Even if your database is having problems keeping up. I had this happen to me on my wii blog, when I did live coverage of E3. My traffic tripled the average just on one day. Talk about wanting to catch lightning in a bottle
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  seriously?

  10 months ago

  Wow this story is so interesting, I'm glad you wrote it...My life is now better for having read this...Who gives a shit about what you learned.
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  MC Brown

  10 months ago

  I came (late) for the bigfoot story when my husband came home and asked if I had seen it. I stayed for the interesting explanation of how you dealt with the high volume. It does occur to me that having people cut and paste means that they see your front page; what you are all about, and therefore is in someways better than a hard link.
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  Dave

  10 months ago

  But seriously...why no picture of his feet?
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