Tuesday, February 1, 2011

DAVE'S ACT STATISTICS JANUARY 2011

Another month has passed with January being similar to the statistics of December but as December had picked up an extra surge of 400 visits during the Queanbeyan floods the January figures are probably a general increase. If you are a regular visitor you are represented by the yellow columns with the red columns indicating new visitors. In Summary over January the site received 2,087 visitors who viewed 4,162 pages.

The most popular posts in order were: YARRALUMLA WOOLSHED (May), AUSTRALIA DAY 2011 (Jan), YARRALUMLA HOMESTEAD (May), CIVIC BROWN SNAKE (Nov), MOLONGLO RIVER FLOOD (Dec)

There were an average of 47 daily RSS readers, 5 email subscribers and as I am today an avid twitterer 131 people are updated (and put up with my opinions) via Twitter @davesact. Below are the graphics of the stats program from the monthly summary.

Before you leave today please spare a moment to vote on my Republic Poll in the right hand column...

DAILY STATS

MONTH BY MONTH

BREAKDOWN BY MONTH

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