Saturday, January 1, 2011

DAVE'S ACT STATISTICS DECEMBER 2010

Happy New Year! and the end of the first six months of statistics on the blog. It was a very wet month in Canberra and thanks to the prompt indexing by a thirsty Google search engine the most popular posts were:

2010 QUEANBEYAN FLOODING NEWS VIDEO - 335 Pageviews
MOLONGLO RIVER FLOOD 2010 - 273 Pageviews
GOOGONG SPILLWAY OVERFLOWING VIDEO - 211 Pageviews
POINT HUT CROSSING IN FLOOD VIDEO - (October) - 73 Pageviews
And an old favorite from May - YARRALUMLA WOOLSHED - 73 Pageviews

The site had an average of  44 RSS Readers via Feedburner (subscribe) and I myself now have 76 followers on Twitter. I have quite taken to Twitter and am enjoying the medium for the links that are shared, the knowledge and opinions of people I follow and the social interaction. So if your a Twitterer @davesact.

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(note spike of 270 visitors 9 Dec - Canberra flood)
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