Showing posts with label feed back. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feed back. Show all posts
Thursday, February 21, 2013
(212) New Top Ten
134 Upbringing
168 A change of Heart by Jeffrey Archer
89 Never Stop on the Motorway by Jeffrey Archer
664 Nightshade by Nora Roberts
575 Hide and Seek by James Patterson
91 Shoeshine Boy by Jeffrey Archer
647 The Return of Rafe MacKade by Nora Roberts
686 Night Smoke by Nora Roberts
653 The Pride of Jared MacKade by Nora Roberts
981 In a Free State by V.S.Naipaul
My readers come from
USA
Russia
Malaysia
Germany
UK
France
Netherlands
India
Latvia
Canada
Thank you for following my blog!
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
(174) Statistics
Lately I noticed that a good percentage of my readers have different ways of accessing my blog which left no trace after they exit. It seemed that folks from former communist countries are more likely to be thus security conscious. But the other night I realized two of my real time readers from USA also seemed untraceable. Well, I do respect the individual need of privacy on the net.
A check from two sets of statistics showed me that two articles should have been included as top ten popular titles but did not because of my illusive self-effacing readers:
834 America by Stephen Fry
598 A walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks
There are a further 3 entries that are very close too:
491 Blood Sugar Level
517 A Reluctant Queen by John Wolf
841 Crocodile meat as Medicine
Otherwise what was recorded in 697 still holds true.
A check from two sets of statistics showed me that two articles should have been included as top ten popular titles but did not because of my illusive self-effacing readers:
834 America by Stephen Fry
598 A walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks
There are a further 3 entries that are very close too:
491 Blood Sugar Level
517 A Reluctant Queen by John Wolf
841 Crocodile meat as Medicine
Otherwise what was recorded in 697 still holds true.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
(940) An interesting development
Starting from this week, the number of cumulative pages viewed by Russian readers in this blog begin to exceed that of Malaysian readers.
Kenneth is home for his semester break. He searched on line and told me that not very long ago, Russians were passionate readers compared to other countries. Recently, however, the trend has changed. Only the well educated with higher income in the bigger cities still buy books regularly. Of course the availability of internet changes the reading habits of the youth and young working folks. The more mature readers who are IT savvy would definitely read blogs too.
There is a difference between American and Russian readers, the latter delete their foot prints as soon as they exit the blog. I have no idea where they live and what exactly they read. Hence there is an element of mystery to this discreet bunch. However, thank you my Russian readers for you support!
Kenneth is home for his semester break. He searched on line and told me that not very long ago, Russians were passionate readers compared to other countries. Recently, however, the trend has changed. Only the well educated with higher income in the bigger cities still buy books regularly. Of course the availability of internet changes the reading habits of the youth and young working folks. The more mature readers who are IT savvy would definitely read blogs too.
There is a difference between American and Russian readers, the latter delete their foot prints as soon as they exit the blog. I have no idea where they live and what exactly they read. Hence there is an element of mystery to this discreet bunch. However, thank you my Russian readers for you support!
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
(763) Unexplained Statistics
This blog has been on since May 2009. To the minute we have 5513 page views, out of which, we have over a thousand page views each for both December 2011and January 2012. I am very thankful for the faithful support of Readers from USA, Malaysia, Germany, Russia, Netherlands, Japan, United Kingdom, Canada, India and France.
What I haven't figured out is that there was one day in December last year when there was a surge of 300+ page views. Later I was more observant, on January 13, there was a record of 403 page views within a 5 hour period. To this minute, there is altogether 581 articles in Ramblingsofadyslexic. From statistics, less than 30 articles registered being read more than 15 times. All I know is that the sudden surge actually happened twice. How, I have absolutely no clue. Possibly from changing the old format to new, I lost my entire data store of detail analysis.
It was interesting that I have been praying and mooting about a Chinese blog. Three days before the first surge I made up my mind to open an account and announced it in a prayer meeting. With Michael's help I did that and posted my first Chinese blog right before January 13. When I saw the second sharp spike, I actually rubbed my eyes and went to wash my face. So far nothing as such happened after the second and third posting. Perhaps it is co-incidence. May be not! So from this point on, I have two blog sites to look after. This English blog is my free and easy site, I write anything that caught my fancy. As for the Chinese site, each blog has been instructed by higher power. Sometimes it came when I prayed for prolonged period in tongues. Others as soon as I hit publish, that very second I knew exactly what I was to write about next.
I know it will be difficult for anyone to accept this. I assure you I don't lie. I am merely good at telling a yarn. This is not one. But I suppose it is easier to share this here than telling it any where else, I don't really want to be labelled as a zealot. I am just a very ordinary person who work hard at using my talents for God.
What I haven't figured out is that there was one day in December last year when there was a surge of 300+ page views. Later I was more observant, on January 13, there was a record of 403 page views within a 5 hour period. To this minute, there is altogether 581 articles in Ramblingsofadyslexic. From statistics, less than 30 articles registered being read more than 15 times. All I know is that the sudden surge actually happened twice. How, I have absolutely no clue. Possibly from changing the old format to new, I lost my entire data store of detail analysis.
It was interesting that I have been praying and mooting about a Chinese blog. Three days before the first surge I made up my mind to open an account and announced it in a prayer meeting. With Michael's help I did that and posted my first Chinese blog right before January 13. When I saw the second sharp spike, I actually rubbed my eyes and went to wash my face. So far nothing as such happened after the second and third posting. Perhaps it is co-incidence. May be not! So from this point on, I have two blog sites to look after. This English blog is my free and easy site, I write anything that caught my fancy. As for the Chinese site, each blog has been instructed by higher power. Sometimes it came when I prayed for prolonged period in tongues. Others as soon as I hit publish, that very second I knew exactly what I was to write about next.
I know it will be difficult for anyone to accept this. I assure you I don't lie. I am merely good at telling a yarn. This is not one. But I suppose it is easier to share this here than telling it any where else, I don't really want to be labelled as a zealot. I am just a very ordinary person who work hard at using my talents for God.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
(697) Feed back
I was overwhelmed by the number of page views recorded yesterday: 403.
375 from US
26 from Japan
8 from Philippines
5 from Germany
Thank you, my readers!
134 Upbringing is still on top of the list
575 Hide and Seek by James Patterson
576 Jack and Jill by James Patterson
592 saving faith by David Baldacci
571 Supernatural
554 Kiss the Girls by James Patterson
647 The Return of Rafe MacKade by Nora Roberts
582 Buying a property in old age
160 Upbringing 20
374 Interesting building 62
Out of ten popular blogs, five of them are about books. I am pleasantly surprised to think that with internet and cable, satellite TV, folks still read.
375 from US
26 from Japan
8 from Philippines
5 from Germany
Thank you, my readers!
134 Upbringing is still on top of the list
575 Hide and Seek by James Patterson
576 Jack and Jill by James Patterson
592 saving faith by David Baldacci
571 Supernatural
554 Kiss the Girls by James Patterson
647 The Return of Rafe MacKade by Nora Roberts
582 Buying a property in old age
160 Upbringing 20
374 Interesting building 62
Out of ten popular blogs, five of them are about books. I am pleasantly surprised to think that with internet and cable, satellite TV, folks still read.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
(570) Change of stat
Here I am recording for your convenience the ten top blogs:
134 Upbringing
374 Interesting building 62
160 Upbringing 20
155 You Changed My Life by Max Lucado
395 Hearts of gold
562 Fruit from an earlier investment of time
211 Upbringing 24
206 Learning difficulties 9
150 Upbringing 13
389 Genetic variation
Thank you for your encouragement, my first commentator from The Retirement Group. You have made my day!
134 Upbringing
374 Interesting building 62
160 Upbringing 20
155 You Changed My Life by Max Lucado
395 Hearts of gold
562 Fruit from an earlier investment of time
211 Upbringing 24
206 Learning difficulties 9
150 Upbringing 13
389 Genetic variation
Thank you for your encouragement, my first commentator from The Retirement Group. You have made my day!
Thursday, June 2, 2011
(444) Top of the pop
To my dear readers,
I thank you for reading this blog. As of this minute, you have collectively achieved 2022 page views since the inception of ramblings of a dyslexic.
Here I am recording for your convenience the ten top blogs:
134 Upbringing
374 Interesting building 62
160 Upbringing 20
155 You Changed My Life by Max Lucado
389 Genetic variation
211 Upbringing 24
206 Learning difficulties 9
150 Upbringing 13
395 Hearts of gold
392 Time Capsule
Happy reading!
I thank you for reading this blog. As of this minute, you have collectively achieved 2022 page views since the inception of ramblings of a dyslexic.
Here I am recording for your convenience the ten top blogs:
134 Upbringing
374 Interesting building 62
160 Upbringing 20
155 You Changed My Life by Max Lucado
389 Genetic variation
211 Upbringing 24
206 Learning difficulties 9
150 Upbringing 13
395 Hearts of gold
392 Time Capsule
Happy reading!
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