Some interesting statistics for this blog
I’ve been in a bit of a slump lately in terms of blog posts. Not sure why. Things are busy at Engauge, sure, but that’s not really anything new. I guess there are times when you just don’t have a lot to say, so my typical 4-5 posts a week have been 1-2 posts over the last month.
I was digging around on the analytics for my blog in hopes of spurring myself out of this rut when I came upon some interesting statistics.
Over the last month, 25% of the traffic to my blog has been from the UK. 4% has come from Australian and another 4% from Canada. Contrast that with last year during the same 30 day period and the UK was 2.5%, and Australia and Canada 1%. Absolutely no clue what would be driving that.
The Evernote vs. Instapaper blog post I wrote a long time ago continues to be the #1 page viewed, every single month. Odd, since it really isn’t even a good post. #honesty
None of the top ten visited posts in the last 30 days were written this year.
Almost 500 visits this past month came from forums.somethingawful.com. I can’t think that’s a good thing.
Over 1/3 of viewers are on Chrome, 23% on Safari, and about 20% for both Firefox and IE. Not surprising since I just read that Chrome is now the #1 web browser.
Here’s something interesting, 10% of all visits came from an iPad. But only .05% from an iPhone. That can’t be right.
Top 5 cities in order: Atlanta, New York, London, Sydney, San Francisco.
So international…
Plus I’m huge in China. #budumdumching
Isn’t that because you are a lot taller than the average Chinese citizen?