"What is the dog barking at?" my wife would ask.
"Ghosts. I think the dog is chasing ghosts." I say.
She raises her eyebrows and her face says, "maybe," and the dog stops barking and we go about doing whatever it was we were doing.
Whether my dog is barking at ghosts or not, something is there, something triggered the keen senses of my pet whether it was a sound, a smell or a noise.
The Internet is similar in that of all the millions of users out there, you can't see them or touch them, but you know they are there. And if you are involved with the Internet with a website, a blog or paid advertising, everyone wants to attract as many users as possible to visit our websites, read our blogs or buy our products.
So like my dog, Nickie, we too are chasing ghosts whether you want to call them that or not, but we don't want to chase them away - we want to invite them in.
And that is the hard part and what this blog is all about.
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I have 4 dogs. One is 3yrs old and we adopted another about 5 months ago. He barks at nothing and will not let it go. Lastnight, the broom and dustpan was leaning against the wall. He went crazy barking for about 10min. until we made him stop. He is obsessed with our stove right now. He runs straight into the kitchen and lays down with his nose underneath the crack, barking and growling. We have pulled the stove out twice to let him know there isn't anything under it, but he is determined. Take in mind when he is in this behaviour his tail is wagging the whole time. My other 3 dogs, just don't get it. Maybe he's just crazy. Why wouldn't the other three see or hear these noises?
ReplyDeleteAnyways, nice blog.