Chiropractors make up just one of many groups providing funding for 2008 presidential candidates. Here is a summary of data made available during the month of February, 2008, which shows the top 11 presidential candidates chiropractors and chiropractic groups have made campaign contributions towards.
A Friday evening should not be spent searching one’s web site for content that’s difficult to find. I was sifting through some news archives earlier today, preparing an article on 2008 politics and the chiropractic vote, and I was having a difficult time locating a piece or two authored by myself, search should be a lot easier than that.
When you measure performance, performance tends to improve. When you measure performance and you share those measurements publicly, performance tends to improve even more. A quick review of statistics on this chiropractic website shows a surge in traffic the day after Super Bowl Sunday. In this article we will be looking at a few measurement components that display the growth in traffic to its peak, and then it’s drop off throughout the week.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. It’s impressive to see the number of people searching online this evening for topics related to the 2008 election and the New Hampshire primary results. This article is not about politics or today’s primary, it’s a glimpse into what we as Americans have been seeking throughout the day. The thanks behind
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This post is not about the week and weekend weather that is pummeling California. That information can be viewed via the California storm news article posted earlier today. This article is about how quickly information on the Internet can travel, and how independent news web sites (unlike major outlets like the
Chiropractors make up just one of many groups providing funding for 2008 presidential candidates. Here is a summary of data made available during the month of February, 2008, which shows the top 11 presidential candidates chiropractors and chiropractic groups have made campaign contributions towards.
A Friday evening should not be spent searching one’s web site for content that’s difficult to find. I was sifting through some news archives earlier today, preparing an article on 2008 politics and the chiropractic vote, and I was having a difficult time locating a piece or two authored by myself, search should be a lot easier than that.
When you measure performance, performance tends to improve. When you measure performance and you share those measurements publicly, performance tends to improve even more. A quick review of statistics on this chiropractic website shows a surge in traffic the day after Super Bowl Sunday. In this article we will be looking at a few measurement components that display the growth in traffic to its peak, and then it’s drop off throughout the week.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. It’s impressive to see the number of people searching online this evening for topics related to the 2008 election and the New Hampshire primary results. This article is not about politics or today’s primary, it’s a glimpse into what we as Americans have been seeking throughout the day. The thanks behind
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This post is not about the week and weekend weather that is pummeling California. That information can be viewed via the California storm news article posted earlier today. This article is about how quickly information on the Internet can travel, and how independent news web sites (unlike major outlets like the