The mixes have changed quite substantially since last we looked at end of last year [Dec 29: Worldwide Readership]
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Of course most of my traffic is from the US of Subprime: 83%
Next are our friendly Canucks up North: 6.7%
So about 90% come from those 2 countries... then another 118 countries have somehow found the blog (probably 90 by mistake, 25 countries only had 1 visit - probably looking for Jessica Alba pictures)... the remaining top 10 slots go to (in order): UK, India, Germany, Italy, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland, and Hong Kong (Italians and Germans spend the most time per visit - probably needing to translate) ;)
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How does the US stack up? I always love this statistic, although most of it makes sense with where population centers are... I was surprised by Calgary as a top 10 candidate but hey, it's good times up there and they probably have a lot of money to invest and need ideas... outside of potash fertilizer. The top 10 makes up 20% of all visits (keep in mind, NYC and LA are so big they are broken into sectors via Google)
- Brooklyn (6% of all visits)
- NYC
- Long Island
- Monterey Park (L.A.)
- Chicago
- N/A
- Vancouver
- Jersey City
- Calgary
- Beverly Hills (L.A.)
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Who spends way too much time on the blog (most time spent on each visit)? If you are from Rochester (I assume NY), College Park, Cedar Rapids, Thornhill? (Ontario?) - I need to suggest more hobbies for you... you are averaging an hour a visit. Or maybe the blog is your home page ;)
Looks like the average person is staying 5+ minutes now, which is also well above trend, but I assume most people are like me who have a window open, then move on to another window, without shutting down the previous window/tab so that can be misleading.
4 comments:
Just an FYI. San Luis Obispo is in the corner of central coast California.
Thanks, I probably used the wrong nomenclature. That is not really a corner; I should of wrote sort of in no man's land - it appears halfway between SF and LA. I always wondered why CA did not build 2-3 more large cities in between... must be protected areas or something.
That's me from Calgary. Yeah, i leave your window open on my work machine, and at home.
exactly.. too much oil, natgas, potash up here. I need to diversify!
No problem. It is a nice area and you are right the place isn't really commercialized. But a nice place to goto to get away from the silicon valley or Los Angeles.
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