A Look at our Stats from 2008
| Manoj Jasra - Tuesday, December 30, 2008 5 Comments |
Here's a look back at some of Web Analytics World's analytics data for 2008 (using Google Analytics):
Top 20 Referring Keywords
- facebook groups
- orkut vs facebook
- how google makes money
- facebook vs orkut
- top facebook applications
- web analytics comparison
- facebook group
- dell vs hp
- mobile facebook
- top facebook apps
- google update 2008
- web analytics world
- gmail vs hotmail
- mobile analytics
- hotmail vs gmail
- hp vs dell
- manoj jasra
- what is seo
- yodle
- visistat
Search Engines
- google: 96.66%
- yahoo: 1.75%
- live: 0.45%
- aol: 0.36%
- msn: 0.33%
- search: 0.30%
- ask: 0.09%
- altavista: 0.03%
- netscape: 0.02%
- cnn: 0.01%
Referring Sites
- gmailblog.blogspot.com
- stumbleupon.com
- searchengineguide.com
- sphinn.com
- netvibes.com
- labnol.org
- blogger.com
- searchbrains.com
- insidecrm.com
- twitter.com
Top Pages/Posts
Top Browsers
- Firefox: 49.53%
- Internet Explorer: 40.82%
- Safari: 5.28%
- Chrome: 2.04%
- Opera: 1.52%
- Mozilla: 0.45%
- Camino: 0.10%
- Mozilla Compatible Agent: 0.09%
- Konqueror: 0.04%
- Netscape: 0.03%
Top Countries
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- India
- Australia
- Germany
- Netherlands
- France
- Italy
- Spain
Feed Subscribers
- Google Feedfetcher: 1603
- Netvibes: 569
- Bloglines: 232
- NewsGator Online: 175
- Firefox Live Bookmarks: 66
- Windows RSS Platform: 48
- iTunes (Windows): 32
- Outlook 2007: 31
- iTunes (Mac): 27
- My Yahoo: 23
Google 96.66%... Imagine what not showing anymore in Google's SERPs would do to your trafic. My wife launched a site 2 months ago (publishing), and 96% comes from Google organic.
Everytthing coming from 1 search engine... How much more irrelevent can the other ones be?
Hi Jacques, it would kill my traffic and last year this did happen for a couple of weeks.
However it just shows that the type of user that comes to my site is probably a Techie or Search Marketing/Analytics professional (if you look at the Search Engine/Browser data together).
I am really starting to believe that Google has a lot more market share than what we see from comScore or Hitwise (especially in our Industry).
I will analyze the entire 2008 tomorrow to finish of the old year and start the new one with a booming start!
Really some great interesting stats you have here.
Although it's not a one year analyze I did a recent google analytics video where I analyze my blog and the conclusions I get from looking at the numbers.
You can read my blog post here.
http://www.tobias-fransson.com/analyzing-a-blog/
-Tobias Fransson
-Tobias Fransson
Not surprised to see StumbleUpon near top of you list (StumbleUpon is great). Surprised, though, not to see Delicious on list?
Delicious was just outside of the top 10, 11 or 12 I believe.