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In looking at the calendar, I realized that it was about time that I submit another post for a periodic series focused on Google Analytics, which I put in place for this blog about 2.5 years ago (October 2009), although the history of this blog stretches back another 6

A couple months ago, I noticed that registration for domain erikonsoftware.com was finally set to expire, so I put the domain on backorder with the hope of capturing it. Notification that this domain was captured was received today, which is great news for this blog after nearly three years

It has been 2 years since I set up Google Analytics for this blog (refer to the posts I submitted since October, 2009 to see how traffic has grown over this time period). Since the last related post 4 months ago, the number of countries of origin has increased by

Google Analytics was set up for this blog 20 months ago (refer to the posts I submitted since October, 2009 to see how traffic has grown over this time period). Since the last related post 6 months ago, the number of countries of origin has increased by 21 to reach

Google Analytics was set up for this blog 14 months ago (refer to the posts I submitted over the past year to see how traffic has grown over this time period). Since the last related post 2 months ago, the number of countries of origin has increased by 10 to

Google Analytics was set up for this blog one year ago today. Take a look at the posts I submitted over the past year to see how traffic has grown in the past 12 months. Since the last related post 2 months ago, the number of countries of origin has

Approximately ten months ago, Google Analytics was set up for this blog (see my earlier post). The number of countries of origin has recently reached 63 – an increase of 12 in the last three months. Visitors from the top 10 countries of origin came from the United States (55.2%

Google Analytics was set up for this blog seven months ago (see my earlier post), and the number of countries of origin is now at 51, up from 40 just two months ago. Visitors from the top 10 countries of origin came from the United States (60.2%), Canada (5.

Since October 2009 when Google Analytics was set up for this blog (see my earlier post), the map overlay for the number of visits continues to evolve, with the number of countries of origin now at 40. Of this total, 58% visited from the United States, followed by Canada, the

Since October 2009 when Google Analytics was set up for this blog (see my earlier post), the map overlay for the number of visits has evolved considerably: However, it is quite clear that the number of pages per visit continues to be significantly greater for visitors from the United States: