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Blog Statistics

This is something i should have written about a month ago considering today is nearly a year and a month later. As mentioned in one of my previous posts, college life refrains me from keeping my blog up-to date. This purpose of this post is to give you  the stats for the articles i have written upto now.

Starting with the amount of page views- 
Pageviews all time - 5,278
Average per month - 400
Average per day - 20
 
 
 
As seen in the above figure my highest pageviews occoured between the months of June to September. July alone recorded to a totol of 1288 pageviews.

Pageviews by Countries

India - 1317
US - 931
Germany - 663
UK - 235
Russia - 131
Followed by Canada, Malaysia, Singapore etc

The Article with the most amount of hits was-
The Story Behind German Club Names

1,013 Pageviews









Followed by Addicted to Social Networking ,  Miroslav Klose German Legend, FC Bayern Mia San Mia and Dedicated to Meldon Sampey all managing to get 100+ pageviews. The reason the article was such a hit , was because a famous German football writer retweeted it on twitter managing to get an approx of 900 pageviews on a single day. Also a German football fansite posed it in one of their articles giving it worldwide publicity.

Referring Sites
www.google.com
378









www.facebook.com
361









www.google.co.in
228









blog.uebersteiger.de
218









twitter.com
156









www.google.de
91









www.reddit.com
89









www.google.co.uk
62









forums.somethingawful.com
61









m.facebook.com
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