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- May 14, 2005
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- Location
- A Small Town in Germany
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- www.sharonmaas.co.uk
I have StatCounter installed on mine, and I'm always very surprised at the amount of visitors I get. My books are out of print an dnot on sale anywhere, and yet on average 85 unique vistors a week. I really don't get, but I like it! Very few sites link to mine; AW is probably my only "advertisement". And still they come.
They come from all over the world. Here's today's report on where they come from:
Examples:
30.40%, United States
19% UK
ONe each from various countries ranging from UAR, to Israel and Indoniesia, ALgeria, Peru, Mexico and several others.
And then I did some investigation. I wanted to know what key words they used to find the website.
I found the following: 37 people used my name as a keyword. But several people used other keywords: coconut oil and realted subjects, flood disaster in Guyana, and child prostitution.
So my advise is: on your website add pages of topics that have nothing to do with writing. Maybe something pretty rare. That way people will find you while looking for something else. It can't hurt.
(edited for brevity because the cut and paste from the website didn't work)
They come from all over the world. Here's today's report on where they come from:
Examples:
30.40%, United States
19% UK
ONe each from various countries ranging from UAR, to Israel and Indoniesia, ALgeria, Peru, Mexico and several others.
And then I did some investigation. I wanted to know what key words they used to find the website.
I found the following: 37 people used my name as a keyword. But several people used other keywords: coconut oil and realted subjects, flood disaster in Guyana, and child prostitution.
So my advise is: on your website add pages of topics that have nothing to do with writing. Maybe something pretty rare. That way people will find you while looking for something else. It can't hurt.
(edited for brevity because the cut and paste from the website didn't work)
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