Where in the world?

Occasional update showing where in the world our blog has been read in the past week. Here's the top ten countries for pageviews.

1. Russia 38
2. USA 26
3. Germany 21
4. UK 14
5. Portugal 6
6. Ukraine 5
7. South Korea 1

This week's total: 111 (last week: 215). The world map at the top of this post is the graphic that I see on the stats page. The darker the green, the more pageviews from that country. I can see different versions of that map for "now" (i.e. in the last two hours), "today", "this week", "this month" and "all time".

Where in the world?

Occasional update showing where in the world our blog has been read in the past week. Here's the top ten countries for pageviews.

1. UK 125
2. USA 58
3. France 8
4. Japan 8
5. Russia 6
6. Germany 4
7. Hong Kong 2
8. Netherlands 2
9. Brazil 1
10. India 1

This week's total: 215 (last week: 68). These are aggregates of figures from the top ten countries only. Blogger's stats software doesn't show me numbers of pageviews below the tenth-ranking country.

The world map at the top of this post is the graphic that I see on the stats page. The darker the green, the more pageviews from that country. I can see different versions of that map for "now" (i.e. in the last two hours), "today", "this week", "this month" and "all time".

Where in the world?

First in a regular update showing where in the world our readers are. Here's the top nine countries where REDP's blog has been viewed this week (normally that would be the top ten, but it seems that we've only had nine).

1. UK 23 pageviews
2. Russia 19
3. USA 9
4. Ukraine 7
5. Latvia 4
6. Germany 3
7. Columbia 1
8. France 1
9. Netherlands 1

This week's total: 68. These are aggregates of figures from the top ten countries only. Blogger's stats software doesn't show me numbers of pageviews below the tenth-ranking country.

The world map at the top of this post is the graphic that I see on the stats page. The darker the green, the more pageviews from that country. I can see different versions of that map for "now" (i.e. in the last two hours), "today", "this week", "this month" and "all time".

It'll be interesting to see how this week's total compares to next week's figures.