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(Now for public viewing! Older threads are moving here too if you want to dig them up).
Less active than previous months as a few articles finally dropped down in views (although they've jumped up a touch lately). Overall still pretty steady - in fact, negating one article's change we're pretty much like one month in terms of views.
The Raw Numbers
September total views: 30,089 (August: 35,710, July: 249,080)
September total visitors: 20,454 (August: 25,582, July: 188,126)
September average views/day: 1,003 (August: 1,152, July: 8,035)
Daily High Score: 3,740 (Best ever: 78,064 views, August: 1,836)
Lowest Score (for a full day): 476 (August: 599, July: 463)
Number of 100+ days: 30 (August: 31, July: 31)
Image of hits/day:
Articles visited since start of month until 1st Oct:
(Note that articles posted in the month have the orange tab to the left. Those with < 10 hits in the month were cut for image size.)
The peak early in the month corresponds to the top article - we got a bunch of SM news early and evidently people were interested in the new characters and UB-01! It even overtook homepage hits. Views throughout the month after that peak period were mostly steady - a bit lower than before by eye which reflects smaller news in the 2nd half of the month and the diminishing GO guide views.
Alolan Rattata and Raticate were very popular bits of news as well. Then the GO Guide article had about 6,000 less views than the previous month, although I've recently updated it (hence why it claims to be posted this month). The GSC eshop article also slide down views the past month, curiously - perhaps people are less interested in GSC with SM being so close.
SM news (ultra beasts, the other Oak, etc) dominates views, but Pokemon Uranium articles are also popular. Generations have a decent start with views. The ROM hacking articles have done well considering they've only been posted in the last week on that note!
Google's versions of the stats ('sessions' = views, seems lower than total stats):
Referrers (ie what sites people came from to visit the magazine)
Google remains king. Reddit fell down as did Facebook, while Twitter went up. No gamejolt.com hits this month, finnish forum gave more hits, and we got... references from furaffinity.net. Okay.
Search engines terms (what people put in anything but Google to get to the magazine.
(Removed those that gave only one click.)
The funny and weird searches (that got clicks, and including google) include:
Clicks (links clicked in articles)
No more i#.wp.com links, at least not in this month. I.e. clicks to images hosted on Daily aren't included here.
Usual websites at the top, but they were clicked a lot more (maybe due to the major SM news at the start of the month?)
Country breakdown:
US on top. Philippines and particularly Singapore went down a fair chunk this month.
Less active than previous months as a few articles finally dropped down in views (although they've jumped up a touch lately). Overall still pretty steady - in fact, negating one article's change we're pretty much like one month in terms of views.
The Raw Numbers
September total views: 30,089 (August: 35,710, July: 249,080)
September total visitors: 20,454 (August: 25,582, July: 188,126)
September average views/day: 1,003 (August: 1,152, July: 8,035)
Daily High Score: 3,740 (Best ever: 78,064 views, August: 1,836)
Lowest Score (for a full day): 476 (August: 599, July: 463)
Number of 100+ days: 30 (August: 31, July: 31)
Image of hits/day:
Spoiler:
Articles visited since start of month until 1st Oct:
Spoiler:
The peak early in the month corresponds to the top article - we got a bunch of SM news early and evidently people were interested in the new characters and UB-01! It even overtook homepage hits. Views throughout the month after that peak period were mostly steady - a bit lower than before by eye which reflects smaller news in the 2nd half of the month and the diminishing GO guide views.
Alolan Rattata and Raticate were very popular bits of news as well. Then the GO Guide article had about 6,000 less views than the previous month, although I've recently updated it (hence why it claims to be posted this month). The GSC eshop article also slide down views the past month, curiously - perhaps people are less interested in GSC with SM being so close.
SM news (ultra beasts, the other Oak, etc) dominates views, but Pokemon Uranium articles are also popular. Generations have a decent start with views. The ROM hacking articles have done well considering they've only been posted in the last week on that note!
Google's versions of the stats ('sessions' = views, seems lower than total stats):
Spoiler:
Referrers (ie what sites people came from to visit the magazine)
Spoiler:
Search engines terms (what people put in anything but Google to get to the magazine.
Spoiler:
The funny and weird searches (that got clicks, and including google) include:
Clicks (links clicked in articles)
Spoiler:
Usual websites at the top, but they were clicked a lot more (maybe due to the major SM news at the start of the month?)
Country breakdown:
Spoiler:
