//engtech is four months old.
It’s only been one month since the last time I posted a stats update, but a lot has changed.
- I started using the categories feature for tagging instead of organizational categories
- Categories increased from 75 categories to 328 tags
- 175 posts
- 216 comments
- Spam comments caught by Akismet increased from 342 spam comments to 731 spam comments
- Page views increased from ~8,000 page views to 33,700 page views
- Old most views in a day: 2006/07/14 with ~1220 views from Programmer Productivity
- New most views in a day: 2006/08/02 with 3358 (and 1323 the week before) when my summary of Google Code Project Hosting became popular on Reddit

- Average views per day increased from 250 to 750, mainly from search engine traffic to my series of articles on my Nokia 6682, Monitor Turns Sideways, and synchronizing calendars
- There was another smaller bump in traffic when Scobleizer linked to me

- Max feed readers in one day increased from 200 to 220 on 2006/08/02 (Google Code Project Hosting)
- Averaging feed readers per day increased from 26 to around 160

- Technorati Stats
- Technorati Rank 35447 (I was at around 95000 a month ago)
- 153 incoming links from 71 different sites

- Google search for engtech increased from position 5 to 4
- I was in Google top ten results for “nokia 6682 review” for a while, but now I’m in the top 30
- That’s one problem with blogs is that high search ranking only last while content is fresh
- I’m still in the number one position for “stupid windows features”
2006-07-31 to 2006-08-29
| Title | Views |
|---|---|
| The Holy Grail of Synchronization: How t | 4,313 |
| Nokia 6682 Review Part 2 of 5: Software | 759 |
| Nokia 6682 Review Part 1 of 5: Initial o | 411 |
| Dapper – screen scraping Web API for any | 116 |
| 0 |
I figure it’s all downhill from here. Luckily there’s always Beats Entropy to keep me entertained.
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