Showing posts with label analytics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analytics. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

The Highly Anticipated Blogger Blog Stats Exposé: September Edition

It's becoming more and more fun to write these posts for three reasons:

  1. My [famous] week one Pecha Kucha set the bar for 100 visits
  2. The questions continue to roll in: "How many hits?"
  3. Who doesn't love a little transparency?
September August 13 thru
September 30
Unique Visitors 223 277
Visits 649 962
Page Views 2,152 3,283
Average Time 6:10 6:54

September Visitor Location Leaders

13 countries on five continents make up the September visitors. August's vistors were from 6 countries on four continents.

  1. Bangalore, Karnataka, India - 262
  2. [Metro] Detroit, Michigan, US - 114
  3. Chicago, Illinois, US - 54
  4. Galesburg, Illinois, US - 52
  5. Denver, Colorado, US - 39

September's Most Popular Posts

  1. Dance Night at the Orphanage
  2. Bangalore's #1 Socialite
  3. Free as in Freedom: Funniest Pecha Kucha Talk Ever
  4. A "Comfortable" Round Three of Pecha Kucha
  5. But What About The Actual University?

Fun Fact If you Google earliest hot shower, I'm now surprisingly in the top five results.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

The Highly Anticipated Blogger Blog Stats Exposé

As referenced in my Pecha Kucha for ThoughtWorks University XVIII, I set the enormous arbitrary goal of achieving 100 hits on my blog. Since that time, we here at the blog (me) have had a number of questions about what the actual numbers are. Without further ado, let's break them down as of 11:59pm 2010-Aug-31.

Note metrics began August 13th.

The average visitor...

  • Stays 8:32
  • Views 3.64 pages (posts)

In total, users...

  • visited 309 times
  • were 86 unique people
  • are from 6 countries in North America, South America, and Asia
  • in the US are from 10 states
  • from Michigan have arrived 106 times

Of note...

The night of the Pecha Kucha saw 44 hits from 29 people. The days before and after each saw 11 hits.

Seriously, wow.