It’s a bit early, but here are some interesting stats from the year according to Google Analytics (note this is not a full year’s worth of stats because we not been tracking them all year on Google):
Browsers:
1. Firefox – 56.26% (go firefox!)
2. Internet Explorer – 33.2%
3. Safari – 6.19%
4. Opera – 2.28%
5. Camino – .84%
Platform:
1. Windows – 82.71%
2. Mac – 14.05%
3. Linux – 2.98%
Screen Resolutions
1. 1024×768 – 31.03%
2. 1280×1024 – 26.66%
3. 1280×800 – 9.72%
4. 1680×1050 – 7.15%
5. 1440×900 – 4.55%
9. 800×600 – 2.59% (I was right)
Connection Speed
1. Cable / DSL – 71.28%
2. Corporate – 13.52%
3. Unknown – 7.61%
4. Dialup – 7.59%
New vs Returning Vistitors
1. New – 85.44%
2. Returning – 14.56%
(Is this good or bad?)
Visitors By Source
1. Google – 43.95%
2. Other – 26.22%
3. Direct – 14.63%
4. Technorati – 26.22%
5. 9Rules – 11.09%
Search Terms Leading to Us
1. google
2. ajax
3. browser
4. search
5. xbox
Visiting Time Frame
1. Work Hours (8-5) – 57%
2. After Hours (5p-8a) – 43%
Most Visited Day - October 27, 2006
Most Visited Month – November 2006
Most Read
1. Implementing Google AJAX Search
2. How the XBOX 360 Failed
3. Photoshop PSD Thumbnails in Windows Explorer
4. activeCollab Rocks
5. Ricky Gervais Microsoft Training
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Those are some interesting stats, and I thought about doing something like that for my blog, but I am going to wait a full year.
9rules accounting for 11% of your total visitors? That’s amazing to me, I need to put that into some sort of page on the 9rules site!!!
Yes that was one of the more surprising statistics I found. Also, our RSS subscribers have gone up around 35-45% since we have been included in 9Rules.
I’m sure the 9Rules traffic has been influential in that rise as well.
Thanks Mike!
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