Wasn’t well – so didn’t visit DBT for the first day of my life since 2 years and also forget to check my email.

So – a big sorry to Daniel – for not being there on the BIG
day and a bigger one to all you guys .

Will reply to all the comments now.

@ikkI :

Thanks Alot – and yes the Income Dependency ratio’s pretty interesting.

@Eddie Gear

I am honored.

@Nate

i’ll publish more of these ratios on my blog – so check that out as well.

@Julius Kuhn-Regnier

thankx

@Marcus Friedman

man! thats a fantastic idea….lots of bloggers coming together to set blogging standards and developing appraisal metrics – i hope these big guys like daniel and darren are listening.

as far as my article is considered – I tried to cover the monetization aspect of blogging to some extent.

@SEO Tips
thats the best gift.

@Mr. I

yes, keeping a track of the no.s can really give u a great sense of direction.

@James

all credit to daniel for the idea – i loved it too.

@Kurt Avish

apply them on ur blog, at the very least it’ll be fun!

@Blogger Tips
i tried to make it easy and crisp but maybe i just couldn’t explain it well – try reading it again – it might help!

@Caroline Middlebrook

first of all – a big welcome – although i agree that there is a small error of margin – overall the ratios can give u a good idea of the situation.

i knew that ur earnings were a little more than usual in jan and u had mentioned that Yaro’s promotion of ur blog had caused it – but i still took it – just as an example to show the workings.

as far as being careful is concerned – i believe that when u analyze the ratios in accordance with the traffic statistics from google analytics and ur personal knowledge – u’ll get a very decent idea.

also, if you regularly calculate the ratios – lets say every month – then the ‘General trends’ can give you a huge insight as well.