January GA Stats:
General:
- 49,486 Views on 21,247 Unique Visitors
- 40.82% new visitors in January
- Avg Time on site is 2:51
- 40% US
- 11% UK
- 9% Canada
- 6% Germany
- 5% Aussies
- 2.7% Netherlands
- 2% each for Sweden, Denmark, France, Poland
- ...then 77 other countries under 1%
- Iceland (CCP!) at 0.33%
- 65% Search Engines - Nearly all Google, where are Yahoo! (.03%) and Bing! (0%)?
- Top keywords were all about "eve wormhole" and close variants combined at 17% of searches, the rest being names of sleeper sites
- 19% Direct Traffic
- 16% Referring Sites - Facebook (6%), scrapheap-challenge.com (2.65%), crazykinux (1.96%), Mynxee/lifeinlowsec.blogspot.com (1%), long list of others at under 1%.
- Root/Home Page (25.59%)
- The demands of W-Space Colonization (4%)
- EVE Grids and WH Exit management (2.38%)
- Hybrid Polymer Reactions (1.66%)
- Root/Home Page (27.91%)
- Wormhole System Daily Ritual (2.24%)
- Living in WH Space (My very first post still sees the most traffic!) (2.18%)
Thoughts:
- Interesting to see that the traffic is so dispersed across all posts - a lot of visitors appear to read through all the posts - nearly as many views of prior months posts as current-month posts.
- Hardly any referring traffic. I have not jumped on the EVE Tweet bandwagon, nor have I campaigned for any kind of premium links from others - just interesting to note that other than Kinux, not a ton of referring traffic.
- Shocks me that my first-ever post on this blog, from June 25th 2009, still gets some of the highest pageviews of all of my (currently 121) posts.
- The most-read post ever? The first-ever post, but excluding that, it is the post on EVE Grids and WH Exit management. I suppose that is not too surprising, considering it generated a whopping 22 comments, all of which were good posts instead of one-liners...
- Most commented post? A recent one: Blockade Runner Transports == WIN with 23 comments.
we talked lots about these two last posts on our latest podcast (in case you missed it) and I linked to those posts on our blog :-)
ReplyDeletegood topics and as always - great discussions! :-)
PS: not sure if it's you or someone else I talked to in the past - but in case you are staying near Seattle give me a ping - I am here till next week so if you are here we could go out for a beer and talk wormholes :-D
cheerz!
I am in Seattle, but traveling to NYC through next week. Raincheck!
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