So, as I said before, I put a small blog traffic tracking program on my blog to see who views my website and stuff like that. So here is a quick rundown of the infromation that was collected:
In the past week I had 102 visitors and 800 hits (I think this means that each person on average accessed 8 pages). This includes automated programs that crawl the internet checking out websites. Googlebot for example periodically crawls my website and reports back errors it finds to me through my google account.
I had visits from the following countries (with the percentage of total traffic they account for):
| United States | 61.97 |
| Turkey | 13.97 |
| Great Britain | 5.99 |
| China | 3.24 |
| Canada | 0.87 |
| Slovenia | 0.5 |
| Norway | 0.37 |
| Australia | 0.37 |
| Croatia | 0.37 |
| France | 0.25 |
| Germany | 0.25 |
| Japan | 0.25 |
| Russian Federation | 0.12 |
| Italy | 0.12 |
| Spain | 0.12 |
About 30% of visitors were using some release of firefox, and about 35% were using some release of microsoft internet explorer.
The overwhelming majority were using Windows.
Since my blog is hosted on a server in the UK, if you use google’s uk site - google.co.uk and search “pictures of buyukcekmece” my blog comes up.
Only 13 of my visitors accessed my blog through other websites. This means that most people are going directly to my blog (I need to get links to my blog out there on more websites 
And lastly, the most interesting statistic I think, is the top three IP addresses that access my blog. The third place, 5.11% of my blog traffic is the googlebot. Second place, with 5.48% is an IP address from Great Britain (Izzy maybe), and first place, with 22.07% of my traffic, is Globecomm Systems Incorporated! (my family’s company). So here is a special thanks to Mom, Dad, Graham and Cathy.
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