10 sources of brilliantdays traffic – Thanks!
Darren Rowse says
So here are the ones that have sent the most traffic to brilliantdays.com since September 2005 (search engines, social bookmarking, corporate sites, forums and directories NOT included).
Eirikso.com
Aharef
Presentation Zen
StyleMac
Eric Mack On-Line
Adam Rice
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection
sugarfused.net
Kevin Lim
Paul Stamatiou
Thanks people!
I also have picked out a two articles I recommend:
What is good PowerPoint design? on Presentation Zen
How to make illustrations even if you can’t draw on Eirikso.com
Who are your major sources for traffic?
My site gets 60% of the traffic from referrers, 20% from searches and 20% direct. What’s your numbers?
If you enjoyed this post, please consider to leave a comment or subscribe to the feed and get future articles delivered to your feed reader.
Hahah, and I bet all of that was just from your comments on my site. =)
Yes, it was Paul. =) Imagine that you never have linked to me? I guess I have to write something really good pretty soon. Give me some time to think about this.
I must add that it was about 100 hits, and quite a bit down the list. Most of my hits comes from Google, forums and social sites.
I might have listed some of your posts in my links, but I did remember working with you on that fitness microformat concept. From my web stats, I think I get a pretty even mix of traffic from referrers (e.g. trackbacks), searches (esp. google, technorati) and direct (those who just can’t hop on the RSS bandwagon). Referrers are best though, since they engage in conversation on a particular topic I’m interested in, rather than merely stumbling on my blog.
I think most of the traffic from you came from the article about RSS in Safari, and also some from the blogroll.
I’m still working on the training data format, and I have got some valuable feedback from people.
Hvorfor vil du vite hvilke sider dine gjester kommer fra?
Sexy Sadie asks (in Norwegian) why I want to know where my readers come from. Why wouldn’t I? I would like to see who links to me, what they’re writing about this site, and in what context they’re putting links to my site.
Any others who have other reasons?