Since John did a retrospective on his SF experiences of 2004, I thought I'd take a look at the big, blue SFS' 2004 went, both in terms of content and traffic. It could be interesting, who knows?
Unique Visitors - 2297
Hits - 39324
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 5.4% of hits
#1 search term - Paycheck the movie
Unique Visitors - 2012
Hits - 18919
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 27.2% of hits
#1 search term - jpg 2 ascii (and thus, Dan's huge melon.
Unique Visitors - 2718
Hits - 34771
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 16.5% of hits
#1 search term - last exile torrent
Unique Visitors - 3304
Hits - 44746
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 17.9% of hits
#1 search term - clone wars cartoon
Unique Visitors - 4256
Hits - 61235
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 15.4% of hits
#1 search term - jpg to ascii (sigh)
Unique Visitors - 9790
Hits - 95079
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 19.9% of hits
#1 search term - revenge of the sith
Unique Visitors - 10515
Hits - 139989
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 23.6% of hits
#1 search term - jpg to ascii (what is it with people? Maybe Dan's head will scare them off.)
Unique Visitors - 12693
Hits - 155190
#1Country to access SFS - .com
Mozilla/Netscape - 22.6% of hits
#1 search term - jpg to ascii (this is getting ridiculous)
Unique Visitors - 13887
Hits - 158147
#1Country to access SFS - .us (! who? where? what? from out of nowhere really. I suspect a feed reader of some sort)
Mozilla/Netscape - 22.1% of hits
#1 search term - kari byron (you know, the Kari Byron. AKA, the babe on Mythbusters.)
Unique Visitors - 14601
Hits - 152709
#1Country to access SFS - .us (.com drops completely off the chart, leading me to suspect AWStats has reclassified the .coms according to IP, or something. And BTW, .eu, the European Union, comes in a distant second.)
Mozilla/Netscape - 15.2% of hits
#1 search term - kari byron (thanks pete!)
Unique Visitors - 15370
Hits - 149325
#1Country to access SFS - .us (with Pete's favorite country, France, coming in second)
Mozilla/Netscape - 18% of hits
#1 search term - kari byron (it's a trifecta!)
I know there is a lot of stuff above that I could have added links to. But I'm lazy, its late, and I don't want to be up all night linking when I could be celebrating the new year by sleeping!
Thanks to all who have stopped by to chat with us, and a big thanks to those who stop by regularly. Here's to hoping 2005 is bigger and better!
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Posted by JP Frantz at Friday December 31, 2004 at 11:46 PM
© 2008 SF Signal
Sleeping?!? There will be plenty of time for that tomorrow afternoon!
Seriously, cool year for the blog - we do seem to keep the action moving. Here are my top 5 blog moments:
5. The Tim/Pete, uh, debates on MMORPGs
4. jpg 2 ascii - it's longevity as a top search term is sad and funny
3. The many 'best SF' discussions, for newbies or not
2. The new humor category with such classics as Triumph, the previously mentioned forklift safety video, and the Survivor starbucks ad.
1. The book reviews - the best part of the site
Posted by Scott on Saturday January 01, 2005 at 12:36 AM at 12:36 AM
The new humor category at #2? You just love yourself sooooo much, don't you? ![]()
I too liked the reviews. In fact, I wish we all reviewied every book we read (Cough-cough. Looks at JP.)
Another one of the highlights for the blog, imo, was the John C. Wright interview. Yeah, yeah, he's just an everyday guy. But interviewing a published and well-recieved science fiction author was way cool!
Posted by John on Sunday January 02, 2005 at 11:00 PM at 11:00 PM
What? You need a cough drop or something?
Posted by JP on Monday January 03, 2005 at 10:48 AM at 10:48 AM
The John C. Wright interview was great and I have said before somebody (looking at John) should try to get some more authors to answer our probing questions. Also, I do agree that we should review all the books we read even though I am quite the slacker as I have finished both Blood Music and The Amazing Maurice and his Educated rodents but failed to do reviews. My New Year's Resolution is to read more and review more and eat less... Okay well the first one is actually one I might be able to accomplish.
Posted by Tim on Monday January 03, 2005 at 11:09 AM at 11:09 AM