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Yes, I realize that it would have done that. I guess since I do the site more as a hobby, I didn't want to have the added pressure. It's already a lot of work between people writing in, asking questions, people wanting their events/information posted, and all that.
Makes sense I guess. I was just thinking you could maybe leverage the traffic from there to your other sites.
This lady with a blog drew from my site:
For first-time inaugural celebrants, perhaps the most anticipated, least understood and thus likeliest to disappoint event remains those inaugural balls. Though the PIC has not released a total number, one unofficial site is guessing “roughly 10.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-the-people/wp/2012/12/10/the-fiscal-cliff-inaugural/
This is kind of funny so I want to point it out. I spend a lot of time gathering and organizing information on a lot of inauguration events taking place during inauguration weekend. I have a lot of people going to it and I know that sometimes other sites copy stuff off my site. I can't really prevent them from doing it I suppose. What's funny, though, is that for some of the inaugural events I link to, I get commissions from the sale of tickets if they buy through my link. I have noticed a few other sites have copied not only the event information I provide, but my urls with my affiliate link embedded into them. So at least theoretically, I should still get a commission if customers buy using those links. Kind of nice, huh?
