Shameless Self Promotion at The JP Hub

Welcome all.

The graph is the number of visits to The Jefferson Park Hub in February.Overall, 148 people learned about the Jefferson Park neighborhood and East Point by reading this blog.

There were 373 visit and 800 page views. Nearly 40 percent were first time visitors and close to 30 percent had visited nine times or more in the month. The JP Hub gets about a dozen visits a day.

The top reads for the site in February were:

About-me
In person Ezra Thompson-painter
Endangered Species Billboard On Sylvan

As always, The JP Hub welcomes story ideas and photos about events and people in the neighborhood and East Point.

Thanks for reading. 

Most popular stories in November

Greetings all.

First, many thanks to you readers for staying with The Jefferson Park Hub. 

In November, there were 178 absolute unique visitors with 815 page views. WoooHooo! The number of page views in a day peaked around the November election, topping off at close to 90 page views.

During the month, the three most read articles were:

• Virtual Art Gallery
• Neighbors Assocation New Officers
• Wondering About Breakfast

A new occasional series called In Person started. It will be a feature story about a neighbor with a unique job, life story, hobby. Here was the first about Ezra Thompson, a painter. I'd love to hear about more folks. Please contact me if you have a person in mind.

The goal continues to be to make the blog as more informative as possible.  I've put together a survey with a few questions. If you don't mind, I'd like to get your thoughts.


Click Here to take survey

The Jefferson Park Hub blog attracts more than 150 readers

Thanks to the 156 folks who visited "The Jefferson Park Hub" in October.  About a third of you have been newcomers to the blog, which is great.  Welcome.

The blog has gotten close to 13 visits a day; the highest number was 25.

The most read items on the blog for the October: 

• New dog park in south Fulton County
  

(Left, Sammy of Batavia Street.)

   

• Tour of Homes Sunda
• Tour of Homes 2009
• Q & A with East Point City council candidate

I hope this project gives you a little slice of life of East Point's Jefferson Park neighborhood. 

Please make any comments - good or otherwise - about the blog. If there is a person or issue, you'd like to see written about, please zip me an email.  I hope to add more personality profiles about Jefferson Park-ers so look for those, as well as the businesses in nearby East Point. 

Again, thanks to all the readers.

-Andrew