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50,000 page views Nov, 2010 – Nov, 2011
4:19 average time spent per user and 3.48 pages per visit
The 3 videos have been very popular. Email subscription wasn’t.

Final verdict

We are very glad to have made our India experiment happen. And now it is time to reflect. Is it going to be India or U.S. or some combination of both?

For those who are new here, we’d posted What will it take to make us like India after moving back almost a year ago.

Meenal and I have been having an internal discussion to come to a verdict. We don’t have the answer yet – the introspection and discussion is taking longer than I expected. Soon, we’ll update with the blog with our thinking, rationale and conclusion.

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21,757 Page views!

5.5 months (November 15, 2010 – May 3, 2011)

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On April 3, Raj at Garamchai listed Delhi Ledger as a blog for R2I. Following their referral stats between April 3 – May 3, Delhi Ledger seems to be very popular with their readers.

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Continue reading: Big brother was watching: Heat map of your clicks on Delhi Ledger

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You have our page views off the charts!

Before anything else, start with our Return to India (R2I) guide

After that, pull up a blanket and enjoy Delhi Ledger! A few comments with your thoughts would be great!

Prashant and Meenal (R2I Delhi, October 2010)

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First 4 hits are from Delhi Ledger R2I (moving to India) blog!

Continue reading: Delhi Ledger R2I blog and Google fall in love!

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RANKED Number 1  ON GOOGLE!

I’m apparently the best person in THE WHOLE WIDE INTERNET to answer this question today: Do you get comforters in Gurgaon, Delhi?

My grandkids will hear about my day in Google sun!

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Lets start with a disclaimer – we’ve never blogged before and haven’t written regularly since college. Not withstanding this small detail, we’ll try and keep you entertained with a topic that has plagued Prashant’s mother-in-law for a long time – will we make it in India?

We pledge to you that we will not rest until we have satisfied the sadist in all of you with stories of our adventures in India – sharing all the morbid details of our frustrations, our pains and of how Meenal sobbed like a little girl. Sometimes, Prashant will tell you tales of his conquests of this spiritual land. You are free to use all the stories on this blog, posing it as your own, to appear greater than life to your grandchildren. If you use it in any other way – we will sue your ass in true American spirit.

Enjoy Delhi Ledger R2I moving to India blog!

Prashant & Meenal

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