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How people are finding my blog

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Every once in a while I check my site statistics to see what search keywords people are using to find my site. Sometimes it gets pretty interesting. This time around I didn’t get anything to out of the ordinary. Here’s a sample:

Pretty normal I guess. I was kind of disappointed I didn’t find anything to outrageous.

That got me to thinking about site stats. What services do you use to keep track of your site’s traffic? I use SiteMeter and StatCounter. I’ve tried to setup up Google Analytics a few times, but haven’t had much luck on WordPress. I’ve heard good things though.

Here’s an even better question: what’s the most outrageous keyword term someone has used to find your site?

Written by Blake Huggins

June 5th, 2008 at 8:30 am

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  • http://blog.hackingchristianity.net Jeremy!

    battletoads.

  • http://www.davidwierzbicki.com/blog david

    i’m using Mint on mine.. http://www.haveamint.com

    i’ve learned that having art linked on your site leads to interesting search results.. i big one seems to be ‘babyfat’ i wouldn’t advise a google image search.

    Here is the art that draws them in.

  • http://www.starvingartistink.com e.darcy

    I hate how disappointing it is to look at the search results… I nearly have my site for a year now, and have gone through every month to collect the ‘best’ searches. sigh. they are still so normal and mundane…

  • http://www.themattscott.com Matt Scott

    Google Analytics is where it’s at.

    All my searches are like “Matt Scott” which is too common a name.