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Posted by Naveen Athresh on April 27, 2008
I was chancing to look upon my blog’s readership and it has skyrocketed in last few months. To give you an idea of how much the readership for http://www.ecofin.wordpress.com has gone up by, Alexa rating has shown a consistent rise in my webpage ranking (it currently stands at 755139 worldwide and its India ranking is better at 58137. Furthermore, my year old blog stats shows my blog to have averaged 9999 hits way in May 2007. The current count stands at 77791.
Above means nothing if people don’t read posts. Simple page views/hits serve no value absolutely. The most important indicator that indicates the health status of a blog is its post:comment ratio. My blog’s average post:comment ratio is at about 1:2. This means, for every post I put up, I get double the # of comments. This ratio was about 2:1 last year at about the same time and it had not even reached breakeven. So, it is a satisfaction that my blog is a success in terms of these critical metrics.
Thank you, all for making this blog readable! Its only my readers who can turnaround this blog and I hope to keep you as repeat readers so the value of this blog is enhanced further!
Keep visiting back - you know where to look for me: http://www.ecofinglobe.com!
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Posted by Naveen Athresh on February 25, 2008

I bought this advanced financial calculator (the Texas Instruments BA II PLUS Professional) for all my complicated calculations and to manage my portfolio of assets. Actually, this is primarily used only by CFA’s and CPA’s as its one of the only two authorized calculators for their examinations etc. Its cool! Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Naveen Athresh on February 5, 2008
What are the important factors one needs to consider before one begins to blog:
1. First, get over this obsession of Google adsense. 99/100 bloggers I meet first think of making a quick buck on adsense rather than focus on quality of their blogs and its relevance towards the topic(s) chosen! This is really very disturbing statistics. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Naveen Athresh on October 13, 2007
All our research reports would be in PDF format and we are going to do comprehensive consulting analysis for our readers on myriad topics especially on the business sectors.
All research reports would be made available at http://www.acc101.com
Watch that space for more.
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Posted by Naveen Athresh on August 14, 2007
Yesterday at the dinner table at Tandoor - a posh restaurant on MG Road, this rather interesting topic sprung up at our dinner table conversation.
I stayed mum giving non-commital responses as I myself wasn’t sure if it was ever going to happen.
Out of curiosity, I wanted to examine if there is any merit in this acquisition and I don’t make any attempt at fuelling further speculations. I am merely expressing my freedom of thought and expression in an analytical perspective. My analysis will be filled with numbers - First of all, I am no M&A expert and will be trying my hand at something new here and secondly, I am an MBA (wildcard characters pun not intended!) and cannot speak casually about number driven things like these - I need to put figures to analysis reports so it makes sense else why have this blog in the first place? Let me look at their annual reports and compare notes with people working at both organizations before commenting on this interesting development - even if it was just a rumour.
Watch this space for more as they unfold. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Naveen Athresh on July 25, 2007
India is witnessing a revolution in the retail sector. The demand is great, public consumption has never been higher, disposable incomes are shooting through the roof, the economy is motoring ahead, GDP growth is touching double digits, people are becoming health conscious leading to demand for health foods - so where is the catch? Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Naveen Athresh on December 24, 2006
I finally completed a thorough read of the book on Powerful Proposals. I had put this in previous posts on an effective proposal strategy.
Essentially, I have a lot of take-away from this book and hope to utilize the newly acquired knowledge in future proposals.
The book was indeed very value adding!
Additional information:
http://www.amanet.org/books/catalog/081447232X.htm
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