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- IONCANNON (21 minutes)
- BlocketPc (24 minutes)
- FLOG (26 minutes)
- Ricardo Parente (39 minutes)
- RIA Journal (52 minutes)
- MAVROMATIC (1 hour)
- 360Flex (2 hours)
- Biskero (2 hours)
- The Flash Blog (2 hours)
- ByteStopsHere (2 hours)
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This chart displays the relationship between clicks, post time, and average clicks per hour for the top 25 posts for the past 24 hours.
The left Axis shows the total number of clicks, the bottom axis displays the number of hours since the post was made, and the size of each item on the chart represents the average clicks per hour.
Hint: look for large bubbles in the top right quadrant. These are posts that have maintained a high average click ratio over time.
Click on a bar or post title to read the post.
