January 18, 2004
December traffic report

December was my busiest month ever, with over 35,000 hits on the Sitemeter counter, thanks to several high-profile links to my Worst Movies list and my interview with Richard Morrison. Had there not been the usual lull for Christmas and New Year's, I would've easily topped 40,000. I seem to get about 1000 hits per day now, though admittedly a lot of that is search engine results. Still, I'm happy with the site's growth, and I look forward to another year of it. As always, I thank everyone for reading. Good feedback really makes a difference, and I appreciate all of the good feedback that I get.

Top referrers are below the More link.


Aggregators, collections, indices, etc
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287:  http://www.kooqoo.com/
129:  http://blo.gs/
127:  http://www.bloglines.com
99:    http://www.technorati.com/

Weblog referrers
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7872: Atrios

1583: Daily Kos

578: Crooked Timber

569: TAPPED

506: Cursor
404: Calpundit

310: The Volokh Conspiracy

210: Political State Report

162: The Burnt Orange Report

146: Liberal Oasis

122: Norbizness

100: Matthew Yglesias

97: A Perfectly Cromulent Blog

96: Greg Wythe

85: Rob Booth

83: Rhetoric & Rhythm

79: Seeing the Forest


Top search terms
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369: jon matthews
308: ugly people
188: diane zamora
144: american idol tryouts
97: prime number algorithm
92: offshoring
77: academia waltz
73: darlie routier
54: proposition 12
49: catholic high school girls in trouble
48: if you love something set it free
47: largest rat
45: andy pettite
43: schlitterbahn galveston
42: world's largest rat
42: off the kuff
41: australian whine
40: oxenhielm
38: gregg phillips
38: mo cheeks national anthem

Posted by Charles Kuffner on January 18, 2004 to Traffic Reports | TrackBack
Comments

There's too many jokes to choose from here:

49: catholic high school girls in trouble

Posted by: Rob Booth (Slightly Rough) on January 18, 2004 1:57 PM

Heh. For the record, the searchers all probably wound up here.

Posted by: Charles Kuffner on January 18, 2004 5:16 PM