A little peek at site stats

My site is pretty much decent. It’s just a mere casual blogger site just like anyone else have. As this blog kinda turned into galleries of animu pictures and others, this somewhat brings several boosts in hits on the site. As of September 2009, there are already more than 1 million of hits compared to last year’s hits which was around 970k. Overall, it’s almost close to 3 millions of hits from the year 2006 up until now. Such hits doesn’t mean it’s all reflective to the popularity. It sounds amusing for such a tiny blog site. The image below may tell us something.

From January to September 2009

Did you see such spikes? This is funnier than a stock exchange’s graph. At least my graph doesn’t bring doom to many people as their company going from supreme income to the edge of bankruptcy in one month. If you remember earlier, there might be some hackers/spammers/etc from France (might be posers) that led to such bandwidth wastage on my site. They did bring increment to the hits but the additional hits getting afterward quite realistic to the situation. Since I was putting along my posts about DaiCon in July, that may the reason for such increment. For your information, my site had quite a number of visitors from Japan starting from that Minori Chihara in Malaysia post like here, here and here. Well, that’s for my domain of maskawaih.com.

Wordpress stats for recent posts

WordPress has its own statistics function which viewable after you registered at their site. Since I seldom making any post recently, that might bring such lowest views ever. Only that, whenever there’s a new post made available, surely the graph rose up again. WordPress also has a very sophisticated way to ensure each visits and views are legit. They are able to detect which of them are genuine, far more better than what I have on my server. Anyway, I love to see what are people doing at my site.