My personal website, lokety.com, typically has an average of 83 pageviews per day for Q4 2006. I track and analyze my sites using Google Analytics, which has pretty cool and useful statistics. There are two spikes over this period:
| Date | Pageviews | Unique Visitors |
| 6 November 2006 | 713 | 36 |
| 2 January 2007 | 174 | 48 |
Date range: 1 Nov 2006 to 3 Jan 2007
The first spike is probably when I was testing a http-refresh page which shows random funny/witty quotes. More than 600 hits were to this page. It is meant to be displayed at the bottom of the splash page. Click here to view it. Since then, I've reduced the refresh frequency.
Date range: 4 Dec 2006 to 3 Jan 2007
The second spike shows how visitors like to come back to surfing my site after a long holiday period. As usual, the MechWarrior 2 Infopage came out tops, contributing to 44% of the 174 hits that day. The Myst and Riven Infopage placed second with about 13% share.
Date: 2 Jan 2007
Based on 337 search keywords used in December 2006, the following are the top three:
In the same month, Mozilla Firefox accounts for 26.4% of the browsers surfers use, while Microsoft Internet Explorer has 61.1%.
glob.lokety.com
The ultra-hip blog site has had 3 significant moments in the past quarter. The record 36 pageviews occurred on 13 December 2006.
Date range: 1 Oct 2006 to 3 Jan 2007
I think they have something to do with the top 3 posts and search keywords:
- Google Finance Website Revamped
- Cell Therapeutics To Submit New XYOTAX Drug Trial to FDA
- Secure and Convenient Keyless Door Locks
Gabriel's Journal
My son's blog has not seen more visitors, especially after the migration from the old domain name to gabriel-loke.blogspot.com. The average pageviews per day is 2.95.
Date range: 1 Oct 2006 to 3 Jan 2007
I appreciate the distant visitor from Hawaii, who must have made extra effort to find my boy's blog. Please do come again. :)
Date range: 1 Oct 2006 to 3 Jan 2007
Of the 266 pageviews, 187 of them or 70.3% landed on the index page. It will be a challenge to encourage these surfers to be interested to read more than the first two posts.
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