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Want To Peek At My Blog Stats?

Hello. My name is Kathryn, and I’m a blog stat junkie.

It totally makes my day when I find a site that has bravely made its statistics public. What is there not to love about being invited to spy into someone’s private work space. Totally addictive.

Given how great my visitors have been, it only seems fair to let you peek a bit behind my curtain and see some Sitemeter and Statcounter screenshots.

Stats

Today, via Sitemeter, I’ve officially reached 100,000 page views.

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The overwhelming majority of my traffic has been in the last six months.

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This is especially obvious when you look at my Statcounter info, which goes back to September 2006 when I first posted.

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Back then my blogging platform was iWeb rather than WordPress – a huge mistake if you want Google searchers to actually find you. Also, my blog topics were pretty scattered.

Since focusing on machine knitting, using WordPress, and eliminating the least interesting posts, traffic has boomed. I’ve had as many page loads in the last 14 days as I’ve had in the first 7 out of 9 quarters of my entire existence.

2009 Goals

For 2009, I’ll continue my photo tutorials, tackle Level 1 of TKGA Master Machine Knitting Program, and add to my free patterns. Given we all use different knitting machines, I’ll try to make sure in any given month, there is something for everyone.


Realistic Goals For 2009

100 posts
500 RSS subscribers
1000 daily visitors

Dream Goals For 2009

100 posts
1000 RSS Subscribers
2000 daily visitors

I’m shooting for the dream list. I’ll be happy if I reach the more realistic targets. The only control I have is to produce posts that knitters, and especially machine knitters, want to read.

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January 14, 2009

4 comments

1 TJ { 01.14.09 at 8:14 pm }

I am so glad I found this site! It’s wonderful to see how well to you’ve done, and all the stats. I’ve posted your site on our Fiber Farmer list since there are a bunch of us with knitting machines (and spinning wheels, and animals with fiber.) You’ve got great articles!

So, do you want to post free knitting machine patterns from others, too? I just worked up a simple Christmas stocking pattern because I couldn’t find one anywhere. I made about 40 stockings this year.

2 Kathryn { 01.15.09 at 7:33 am }

If you have free patterns you want to share, I recommend you join Ravelry.com

It is totally free and provides knitters a searchable database to upload their patterns and photos. Then anyone, anywhere in the world can admire your work and choose to knit it themselves. There is an active machine knitting community there. Due to its popularity, it may take a few days for your Ravelry invite to arrive once you sign up.

You put your heart and soul into your pattern creation. You should get the kudos. Just remember to add the tags mk, machknit, machineknit, and machine knitting so other Ravelry machine knitters can find it. The service is geared towards hand knitters.

3 Maddie { 04.25.09 at 8:12 am }

Wow. So jeoulous. A newbie to knitting as to blogging, my blog stats are incredibly low… I believe that I am the only person that actually reads my blog. πŸ˜‰

4 Eileen { 08.17.13 at 11:55 am }

Some while back I started an Aran sweater, just one sleeve to complete but I have lost the pattern. I have a picture on file and would be interested to hear from anyone who can help me to identify the pattern and buy another one.

 

 

 

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