If I were a business, I wouldn't know what I should do better to satisfy my customers. I guess that's why I'm a librarian. I don't have a head for numbers. Any math beyond calculating the sales tax on a bag of Funyuns®, eludes me completely. Numbers are not my friends.
I never hear of anyone discussing blog statistics, like what are good visitor or page view numbers. Each time I write something, I wonder if anyone will read it. If I see a comment, it makes if feel like the time spent was worthwhile.
Otherwise, all I have are numbers. And as I said, they aren't speaking to me, so don't ask me what they might mean.
From Feedburner
102,630 views of 420 items
14,056 clicks back to the site on 418 items
I never hear of anyone discussing blog statistics, like what are good visitor or page view numbers. Each time I write something, I wonder if anyone will read it. If I see a comment, it makes if feel like the time spent was worthwhile.
Otherwise, all I have are numbers. And as I said, they aren't speaking to me, so don't ask me what they might mean.
From Feedburner
102,630 views of 420 items
14,056 clicks back to the site on 418 items
324 Subscribers (see graph)
The Feedburner stats look good since they seem to count every single time some feed widget or reader or bot peeks at my page.
But since the Sitemeter stats (which count actual visitors) are so pathetic, I removed that image with those stats. Now I look like I have lots of visitors: 102,630 -- woo-hoo!
