Australian Newsagency Blog

It seems like gremlins might be having a crack at the server hosting this blog.  Sorry for the outages today.

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Thomas T, Mary Perna, Mark Anonymous, Ron Johnson, and Robbie Mascon, a specific group of people who have posted comments here over the last two months, are all posting from the same IP address.  This suggests they are either living together, working at the same office or that they are all the same person.  The […]

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Garry Goodman of Churchill Newsagency has started a blog.  I’ll add a link to the blog roll on the right.  Garry joins Jarryd Moore of newsXpress Singleton and Peter Dunn of Dunn’s Newsagency in Tamworth as the Australian newsagency bloggers of which I am aware.  Steven Denham is the UK based newsagent writing at the […]

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I have been doing some housekeeping around the newsagency blog this morning and checked traffic stats. This blog is attracting, on average, 1050 visits a day. Each visit results in 2.85 pages viewed per visit and the average time on the site per visit is three minutes.

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Comments can be posted here again thanks to the efforts of our tech team. We had issues last week following a malicious attack against the server on which the blog is hosted.

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Placing the Underbelly book at the counter of our three newsagencies was a success, we sold out. This was on my mind this morning since my post here about us selling Underbelly is the fourth most viewed post on this blog in the last two months. The top three, in order, are: Customers […]

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I was talking with a tech savvy newsagent yesterday and he’d never heard of Twitter. I’d be interested to know if anyone reading here is playing with it - I only established my Twitter account a couple of months ago.  It’s fascinating.
Twitter helps people keep in touch. It’s also a mini blogging (news) […]

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I am surprised to see News to Business paying Google for their ad to come up people search for newsagency blog when using the search engine. At first, I thought they were paying for the keyword newsagency.  However, after 30 or so clicks, I am certain they are paying for newsagency blog. I […]

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