September wrap up
Let’s take a few moments to remember some of the things that made September 2007 a great month at Unclutterer.com.
September’s most popular posts:
- Reader inspired charging station
- Cable clutter
- Establish a zone of a room with vinyl wall decals
- Words to keep you motivated
- Wine Wedge solves need for traditional wine rack
Additional highlights:
- Hide Cable Clutter from Unclutterer.com (the video with the Cable clutter post this month) has been viewed more than 55,000 times on YouTube
- Broke the top 2,161 blogs on the internet according to our September 30 ranking on Technorati (a rank improvement of almost 1,000 positions since August)
- Establish a zone of a room with vinyl wall decals had more than 145 del.icio.us saves—-our monthly high for a single post
- More than 260 people have joined our Unclutterer flickr group. There are 93 photos uploaded to the group, and we look forward to seeing your additions!
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Posted by Erin on Oct 1, 2007 |
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Posted by Joyful Abode - 10/01/2007
Congratulations on a great month full of growth!
I was wondering though, how do you track the month’s most popular posts? What stats program do you use? I’d like to try a similar thing on my site.
Stay uncluttered and simple!
Posted by Erin at Unclutterer - 10/01/2007
@Joyful — Honestly, it doesn’t much matter which web traffic software program you use. They all have their own sets of flaws, so find one whose interface you like and stick with it. What matters most is that you consistently use the same program so that you compare apples to apples. You want your evaluation standards to be the same across the board. Google analytics (http://www.google.com/analytics/) seems to be the popular system right now, but it’s not what we use.
Posted by Joyful Abode - 10/01/2007
Hmm… ok. I use Google Analytics right now, and as far as I can see, it doesn’t let you break up the data into months. Maybe I’m missing it though, because that seems like it should be a simple/popular thing to do.
Thanks for the quick reply! And congratulations on the nomination for best blog about stuff.
Posted by Erin at Unclutterer - 10/02/2007
@Joyful Abode — Yeah, each system has flaws. The other popular system now is WebTrends, but you’ll need to install it directly onto your web server. Talk to your IT team … if your website is housed at a server farm, WebTrends or a similar program may already be installed on your server.
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