The traffic to this blog has began to fall. Here are my monthly numbers according to Blogger.com
I only purchased the blog in January after someone else failed to renew the name. I was looking for a low cost name which the number.xyz are at only .99 per year. I looked this number up as it is one of the few phone numbers that I actually remember now that all my contacts live in my phone. The person that had the name before me simply setup a wordpress website and did not make any posts or attempts to post anything. I assume they were simply hoping to sell the name at a higher price. When that did not work, they dropped it and I picked it up. As you can see from the number of posts, I have not done much either. I have always assumed much of the traffic here at the start was from things the previous owner of 8675309.xyz did with the name. I am attempting to track visitors through blogger.com settings and cloudflare.com analytics. Blogger reports that I had 312 visitors to this site, while cloudflare tells me I have had 912 unique visitors in the last 30 days. Obviously a significant difference in the measured visitors. I assume part of the difference is that cloudflare servers some pages as static if Blogger.com is down or to slow. I might have to setup google analytics and see if I can figure out if that differentiates between the two services. Now you have a bit of information on how unsuccessful my blog has been. Rock on!
Jenny out.
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