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Thursday, January 1, 2009
Welcome 2009!
This is one of our most popular inspiration boards, it's an oldie but goodie! Welcome 2009, with a super classy Black and White Party board!
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
2008 Wrap-Up, Looking Ahead to 2009
For those of you following Tattoosday, I am going to take a different approach to the blog in 2009.
The concept will be the same, but I am going to enhance it a little bit. All posts will be dated and time-stamped around the time that they happened. So, if I don't get around to posting the ink for a few days, it will be back-dated for chronological effect.
I also want to blog above and beyond the successes (i.e. the people who said "No") and expand to other tattoo-related topics, when they arise.
For example, if I stop in Borders and look at a tattoo book, I'd like to link it here. I am hoping to turn all the "no thank yous" into items of interest.
I also have a couple of new features in the works that I hope to unveil in the new year that will continue to make Tattoosday the interesting experience that I believe it is.
In an effort to start out with a clean slate, I am cleaning out my drafts and posting all the remaining drafts I have in house, including several pieces by Jessica, who I met back in June.
Once again I want to thank everyone who regularly reads Tattoosday, and those who visit once in a while. 2008 was a banner year, registering over 100,000 hits this year alone. I'm looking forward to seeing what 2009 will bring. Happy New Year!
The concept will be the same, but I am going to enhance it a little bit. All posts will be dated and time-stamped around the time that they happened. So, if I don't get around to posting the ink for a few days, it will be back-dated for chronological effect.
I also want to blog above and beyond the successes (i.e. the people who said "No") and expand to other tattoo-related topics, when they arise.
For example, if I stop in Borders and look at a tattoo book, I'd like to link it here. I am hoping to turn all the "no thank yous" into items of interest.
I also have a couple of new features in the works that I hope to unveil in the new year that will continue to make Tattoosday the interesting experience that I believe it is.
In an effort to start out with a clean slate, I am cleaning out my drafts and posting all the remaining drafts I have in house, including several pieces by Jessica, who I met back in June.
Once again I want to thank everyone who regularly reads Tattoosday, and those who visit once in a while. 2008 was a banner year, registering over 100,000 hits this year alone. I'm looking forward to seeing what 2009 will bring. Happy New Year!
Google blogging in 2008
Every year right about now we round up our blogging activity across Google. Ready? Here goes.
This is our 368th post of the year on the main Google blog, which is 23% more than in 2007. In addition to more posts, we are thrilled to know that we have many more readers now — 78% more, to be exact. The number of unique visitors jumped from 6,738,830 last year to more than 12 million (12,000,723) in 2008. And readers are coming from all over: the UK, Canada, India, Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Japan and beyond. The top non-Google referrers are Yahoo, Digg, Reddit, Lifehacker and Slashdot.
We posted quite a bit about new products (10) and new product features (56), but nothing caused as much excitement as our earlier-than-planned unveiling of Google Chrome. This post alone had 1,735,093 unique visitors and generated 12% of our total-year pageviews on the blog! There was also the much-anticipated announcement of the first Android-powered phone. And people enjoyed reading about our design philosophies. Who knew a little change to a favicon would generate such interest?
But it wasn't all just product news; there was much else to cover in 2008. To mark Google's 10th birthday, we took a moment to reflect on the enormous impact the Internet has had on people's lives since our founding. Some of our in-house experts shared their thoughts on how various technologies will evolve in the next 10 years.
Like many of you, we were on the edge of seats watching all of the U.S. election action. We posted 27 times about political subjects, providing information about voting tools, how the political process works, and what was top of mind on Election Day. It's clear that technology will be playing an even bigger role in politics in years to come.
Of course, we had some fun too: We kept our long-standing April Fools' Day tradition going with the announcement of Project Virgle; we covered new ways to get around the Googleplex and the masterminding of a giant Ferris wheel; and we raised our glass to a couple who got married with Google.
And the Google blog network keeps on growing: 44 new blogs launched this year, for a total of 127 active company blogs. A few highlights: eight new developer blogs (the Open Source blog is shining star, with 370,000 unique visitors since its start in February), and 22 new ads-related blogs, nearly half of which are in languages other than English (there are AdSense blogs in Traditional Chinese and Russian; and AdWords blogs in Danish, German, Turkish, French, Russian, Korean, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, and Spanish). There's even an Analytics blog in French. And we also welcomed three new regional blogs, for India, Africa, and the Ukraine. Sharing information with people wherever they are in whatever language they speak is a priority for us, and each of these new blogs helps us get a little bit closer to this goal. If the total number of Google blogs makes your head spin, don't worry. We've developed a new blog directory and gadget to help you more easily track news and updates from us.
We're looking forward to another robust year of keeping you informed of all the goings-on at Google. In the meantime, we wish you and yours a very happy New Year.
This is our 368th post of the year on the main Google blog, which is 23% more than in 2007. In addition to more posts, we are thrilled to know that we have many more readers now — 78% more, to be exact. The number of unique visitors jumped from 6,738,830 last year to more than 12 million (12,000,723) in 2008. And readers are coming from all over: the UK, Canada, India, Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Japan and beyond. The top non-Google referrers are Yahoo, Digg, Reddit, Lifehacker and Slashdot.
We posted quite a bit about new products (10) and new product features (56), but nothing caused as much excitement as our earlier-than-planned unveiling of Google Chrome. This post alone had 1,735,093 unique visitors and generated 12% of our total-year pageviews on the blog! There was also the much-anticipated announcement of the first Android-powered phone. And people enjoyed reading about our design philosophies. Who knew a little change to a favicon would generate such interest?
But it wasn't all just product news; there was much else to cover in 2008. To mark Google's 10th birthday, we took a moment to reflect on the enormous impact the Internet has had on people's lives since our founding. Some of our in-house experts shared their thoughts on how various technologies will evolve in the next 10 years.
Like many of you, we were on the edge of seats watching all of the U.S. election action. We posted 27 times about political subjects, providing information about voting tools, how the political process works, and what was top of mind on Election Day. It's clear that technology will be playing an even bigger role in politics in years to come.
Of course, we had some fun too: We kept our long-standing April Fools' Day tradition going with the announcement of Project Virgle; we covered new ways to get around the Googleplex and the masterminding of a giant Ferris wheel; and we raised our glass to a couple who got married with Google.
And the Google blog network keeps on growing: 44 new blogs launched this year, for a total of 127 active company blogs. A few highlights: eight new developer blogs (the Open Source blog is shining star, with 370,000 unique visitors since its start in February), and 22 new ads-related blogs, nearly half of which are in languages other than English (there are AdSense blogs in Traditional Chinese and Russian; and AdWords blogs in Danish, German, Turkish, French, Russian, Korean, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, and Spanish). There's even an Analytics blog in French. And we also welcomed three new regional blogs, for India, Africa, and the Ukraine. Sharing information with people wherever they are in whatever language they speak is a priority for us, and each of these new blogs helps us get a little bit closer to this goal. If the total number of Google blogs makes your head spin, don't worry. We've developed a new blog directory and gadget to help you more easily track news and updates from us.
We're looking forward to another robust year of keeping you informed of all the goings-on at Google. In the meantime, we wish you and yours a very happy New Year.
Retrospectiva 2008 - A Tattoo
A um ano atrás, com apenas três meses de existência, desejávamos um feliz 2008 e faziamos um breve levantamento do ano de 2007. Este ano não poderia ser diferente, chegou a hora da retrospectiva do que aconteceu aqui no blog A Tattoo. Novas amizdes foram feitas, os números aumentaram, tivemos grandes participações no blog e novos parceiros. Confira o que mudou no blog A Tattoo em 2008.
Minha Tattoo
O quadro Minha Tattoo foi inaugurado no dia 21 de janeiro. Homenagens, histórias tristes e outras alegres foram relatadas por cem participantes em menos de um ano. Muito obrigado a todos os participantes, em 2009 teremos uma surpresa especial para os participantes e leitores do quadro Minha Tattoo.
Tatuadores
O quadro Tatuadores chegou com força total no ano de 2008 com a participaçao de 36 tatuadores e tatuadoras de todo o país. Através deste quadro, conhecemos um pouco mais sobre os tatuadores visitantes do blog e um pouco mais de seus belos trabalhos. Fica aqui o nosso muito obrigado aos profissionais participantes.
Desenhos
Na tentativa de atender aos pedidos dos visitantes do blog A Tattoo, contabilizamos ao final de 2008, um todal de 34 galerias de desenhos dividias por temas comuns. Foram publicados centenas de desenhos coloridos em temas mais populares como orientais e menos populares como New School.
Fotos de Tattoos
Outra novidade do blog A Tattoo no ano de 2008, foi a listagem das Fotos de Tattoo, facilitando assim, o acesso do visitante ao tema, estilo ou referências de tatuagem. O quadro já conta com 29 categorias em diversos estilos e tema, de cerejas aos Simpsons.
Dragões, Learning Tattoo e Tattoo FAQ
Todos os três nasceram em 2008, Mistérios dos Dragões traz informações sobre os Dragões Ocidentais, Dragões Orientais e outros Dragões com suas característica. Learning Tattoo foi criado a partir das dúvidas de leitores e tatuadores iniciantes sobre a prática da tatuagem. Trata-se de um total de 21 capítulos, em 2008 foram publicados 15 capítulos. Ainda visando sanar as dúvidas dos leitores, mas nestes caso dos tatuados ou interessados em se tatuarem, foi criado o Tattoo FAQ, uma lista de perguntas e respostas sobre tatuagem com um total de quadro capítulos e 38 perguntas e respostas sobre tatuagem e sobre o blog A Tattoo.
Tattoo Feed
O Tattoo Feed é uma forma de acompanhar o blog A Tattoo em seu e-mail, ou através de aplicativos. Registramos esta semana um número superior a 1000 acompanhantes. Muito obrigado a todos os assinates e acomanhates do A Tattoo também via Feed.
Enquete
Em 2008 chegamos a nossa sétima enquete (enquete atual). Nas esnquetes, procuramos manter a tatuagem como tema principal e geralmente são voltadas aos tatuados, mas na sétima enquete inovamos e direcionamos a pergunta aos tatuadores. Agradecemos a cada um dos 13.816 votos depositados até o momento nas 7 enquetes. Fique ligado, no dia 11/01/2009 teremos uma nova enquete.
Seguidores
Em meados de dezembro, publicamos no meu lateral a Lista de Seguidores do blog A Tattoo. Através desta lista os leitores podem acompanhar as atualizaçoes do blog por de sua conta no Blogger. Em menos de um mês a lista de seguidores (Fallowers) conta com 18 acompanhantes. Obrigado a todos os acompanhantes blog pela lista de seguidores.
Pareceiros
Não poderíamos esquecer dos Sites Parceiros. Criado também este ano, o espaço para os sites parceiros foi iniciado na parceria com o blog Evolution Body e recentemente recebeu o blog Bysis Tattoo. Atualmente são 6 parceiros do blog a tattoo e Já estamos em contato com o sétimo.
Ufa! Este ano deu o que falar aqui no blog A Tattoo. Esperamos um 2009 ainda melhor.
Desejamos a todos dos visitantes, leitores e participantes do blog, um 2009 repleto de saúde, paz, conquistas e claro, muita tatuagem!
A Special Thank You!
MasterPiece Weddings had a terrific year! Our Studio turned One, and you all love it here! And we love you!
We have been to some beautiful places in 2008 - and we look forward to spending more wedding days with you in 2009!
Thank You especially for entrusting your special day to us, and we thank you for the honor of working with you!
You are the best! Happy New Year!
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