It would be easier to make viral if you had an explanation of WHAT you are testing and maybe a funny cat video or little stick animation to play for the person after following your link...
That's a very good point. I realize it's probably to late... but I'm testing a couple things at once here. I wanted to see what the performance of GCE is like using a new Go framework I'm working on. (Framework can be found here: https://github.com/cojac/tango).
It's never too late to provide an explanation. In fact, providing an explanation will probably drive even more traffic (depending on how interesting whatever it is the heck you're doing).
See, that's pretty interesting - having that description you just gave me, alone, would interest a lot of readers.
You won't actually see anything cool... but I'd be more than happy to share the results if enough folks come out and hit the url!!
The results of what? 0_o
add (NSFW) to the title, that'll increase the traffic. I'm not kidding, btw, I got like 150% more click-through on an A/B test once with just that as the difference.
Ha! That's awesome. I'm going to have to remember that if I run a follow up test.
Did I just become a poor-man's jmeter? Glad to help, looking forward to results.