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2025 Blogging Review

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Posting

2025 was a busy year, and I didn’t get as much writing done as in prior years. My process hasn’t changed from that described here, but job, band, and fitness commitments have left me wrung dry. The weekly reminder to post something still goes off, but I have been ignoring it. In 2023 I wrote 45 blog posts; in 2025 I wrote six. Life got in the way of writing in 2014-2017 as well, but I doubt this dry spell will be as long as that.

YearTotal postsTotal wordsAverage words per post
20105867173
201173,292470
201274,563652
201313838
20141183183
2015000
2016000
2017000
20182817,159613
20191912,186641
2020125,139428
20212414,408600
20221911,814622
20234545,1911,004
20243843,7341,151
202565,285881

Traffic

Traffic numbers of course remain far down compared to when this blog was on Google Blogger; switching to WordPress.com cut my traffic from thousands of views per month to hundreds of views per month. If monetizing this hobby were my goal I’d be way better off on another platform. Views are down from 2024 as well, which is only to be expected when I’m not posting as much. Here’s the top ten most popular posts per year on WordPress.com, not related to when they were written.

2022202320242025
Norton’s LawMerger & Acquisition FailuresPost-job whiplashSoftware Architecture Humble Bundle Review
From Enterprise to Cloud, BadlyWho the Tech Is Meant ForMerger & Acquisition FailuresMerger & Acquisition Failures
Chaos, Control, and Team BondingHow to Make Useful Charts and ReportsWhy is Getting Data In hard?SIEM’s not Dead, It’s Only Disrupted
Licensing RoundupHow Technical Should a Product Manager BeInfrastructure as Code SucksPost-job whiplash
Data Value and Volume are Inversely ProportionalWriting a ResumeChanging the Pricing ModelSorting Alerts
Accidental Contradictory IncentivesTowing mines as strategyEnterprise RoshamboProduct Management Interview Help
English degree, Tech CareerTotal CompensationGetting Stuff Done while GrowingWhere do Product Managers Come From?
License models suckCompeting with the Microsoft BundleBook Review: Learning OpenTelemetryObserving System Failures
CommunityHeisenberg’s World of UncertaintyScripted and Off-Book Sales EngineersBook review: the Practice of Practice
Licensing thoughts, round twoEnterprise RoshamboSmall Data 2024 ReviewAI for Monitoring

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