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had twenty-three views.</p>

<p>A few years ago I set up a Mailchimp account. I registered for the free
level and I mostly used it for the <a href="https://perlhacks.com/">Perl Hacks</a>
mailing list that I’ve been ignoring for far too long. But the free level
allowed you to have as many mailing lists as you wanted as long as your
total number of subscribers was fewer than (I think) 2,000. And I had set
up a few more mailing lists for other projects I had dabbled with. Last
week I revisited that account as I wanted to create
<a href="http://eepurl.com/gQUco5">a new list for Line of Succession</a>. But I found
that the account had been locked because the pricing plans had changed and
the free level could now only use a single mailing list (or “audience”, as
they now describe them). So I’ve subscribed to a paid plan. And I’ve added
a sign-up form to the web site. Most of the marketing material I’ve read
agrees that getting a long list of email addresses should be one of your
prime targets - so I’m trying to do that now.</p>

<p>I did one afternoon of heavy promotion. I emailed a genealogy mailing list
about the site. That got it mentioned in a newsletter and brought about
five hundred visitors to the site. I tweeted to a number of well-known
TV historians - but got no response at all. And I emailed the owners of