No big surprise to me, but Windows is the predominant operating system with 89% of the hits being from a Windows based computer.
Similarly, the typical browser is either Internet Explorer (65%) or Firefox (18%) accounting for 83% of the traffic.
The posts with the most hits are as follows:
1. Yahoo! And OtherInbox...to Borrow from Monty Python "NOSPAM...NOSPAM...NOSPAM..."
112 hits. No surprise here. This one was noticed and tweeted about from a company in the US. All of the hits on this article came within a 24h period - the vast majority within an hour or so of it being tweeted about.
2. Social Networking
60 hits. This is the one that I can't figure out. This one page consistently gets a couple of hits a week, for no apparent reason. It's not like it's recent, so I can't figure out why it's active. It's not like there are click-throughs to it, that - I would be able to tell, but somehow this page is just navigated to. It might very well be that the title of it "Social Networking" might be the key for a spider or bot to index it, I really don't know.
3. Ho-Ho-Wholly Straddling the Hi Tech World
43 hits. I must say, this is probably my all time favourite article. It was a lot of fun to write and was totally different from anything else that I had written. I suppose that the part of me that loves to write fiction enjoyed creating a Santa Claus based article. On a side-note, this article was also tweeted about, but definitely didn't result in the same traffic as my NOSPAM one.
4. Multiple Locks -- One Key
24 hits. This is my most recent article and I think one of the more important ones that I've written about. I've received a lot of positive feedback that it is given people cause to stop and think about how they use their passwords, and this is precisely why I wrote this article.
5. Blessing of The High Tech Tools
22 hits. This one was an interesting article. Well - to be honest, it was more of a short blog than an article. I think that this one received a few hits as it was noticed and posted on some other blogs.
and finally, here's an extra tidbit about the importance of never trusting an appearance of a URL:
The Old Bait and Switch
Anyways, those are the top five. Clearly, I'm never going to make a lot of money from all this traffic, but all is good. So if you got rick-rolled - drop a comment and let me know!
Here's the current breakdown of hits by country:
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