Wednesday, December 1, 2010

DAVE'S ACT STATISTICS NOVEMBER 2010


The month of November saw the audience grow by an extra 400 visitors (1,455) compared to October (1,080). The most popular posts in November were my visits to the Aboriginal grinding grooves in Theodore, the Tuggeranong boundary wall and the presentation of the Tidbinbilla fauna video. Google continues to come to the party with steady traffic to a myriad of posts however the Yarralumla Woolshed remains the most popular old post (from May) by people investigating hiring the building from the ACT Government.

The site averaged 35 RSS feed readers daily (subscribe) and I have, as of yesterday, 49 followers on twitter. (follow).

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