Maybe a weekly list of pro Donald articles and the paid for hit articles in two sections. Use a couple of sentences to describe each article and a link. Then you can have a master list of the two types of articles on your home page. If you see an excellent reply or retort, you could high light it and reference/link it.
Actually, FR has put a big, bold, red "Trump" link up in the keywords, which leads easily to an FR page of all Trump articles, so I'm rethinking the whole thing about what to post or when to ping. But I do believe it's valuable to gather the FR Trump supporters together; therefore, I'm assembling the MAGA (Make America Great Again) pinglist.
What you're describing sounds good, but would take around 20 hours per week. Yesterday alone there were 34 articles -- at that rate, there would be over 200 per week. There are bound to be many more as the campaign heats up.
Meantime, several of us have assembled our own pinglists and may be duplicating efforts, but it is just as valuable to stimulate immediate response to some of the articles as it is to assemble a daily round-up of the headlines and links for the people whose work lives don't permit them to be on FR for hours a day.
Meanwhile, I'll continue working it out and casting around for a good formula. I'm taking into account where the majority of traffic comes from (both what time zone the articles are published in and where most of the readers are located), the 3-hour time span across the country and when reader traffic is highest on FR.
Can you add me to your ping list?
Excellent.
Thanks much.....
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You’re doing great work. The media is pushing columns on every candidate, but Trump. Keeping the field level is a great goal. Thanks very much.
Actually, FR has put a big, bold, red "Trump" link up in the keywords, which leads easily to an FR page of all Trump articles.