After a long period away from my blog, I was somewhat surprised to
see a rather big jump in visits over the last three months. I wonder
why my website gets more views now. WordPress says I get much more
views than Google Analytics says. I like what WordPress says better.
Part of the discrepancy between WordPress and Google was that the
Google script wasn't working. I fixed that, but Google still doesn't
record as many visits. I wondered if WordPress was in error. Despite
an increase in views, there was no increase in comments.
The pages viewed according to WordPress seemed reasonable. The top
three pages (Home, Blog and Archive) remain the same.
There are a few long term favourites that are always in the top 20
pages viewed. Over the last few months, they have remained in the top
20.
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“2001: A Space Odyssey” and H. P. Lovecraft http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/2001-a-space-odyssey-and-h-p-lovecraft/
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“My Most Difficult Case” http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/filmlist/my-most-difficult-case/
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“Contingency” http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/filmlist/contingency/
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How Would Proportional Representation Change Canadian Politics? http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/articles/how-would-proportional-representation-change-canadian-politics/
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Experiments With the Trial Version of nawmalMAKE http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/experiments-with-the-trial-version-of-nawmalmake/
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“The 89th Key” (my Doc Savage story) http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/stories/the-89th-key/
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“My Most Difficult Case” – Cast and Crew http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/filmlist/my-most-difficult-case/my-most-difficult-case-cast-and-crew/
These pages and posts have been quite popular for some time, so it is
no great surprise to see that they are still popular. “2001: A
Space Odyssey” and
H. P. Lovecraft have been popular topics elsewhere on the
Internet for a long time. Proportional Representation, nawmalMAKE and
Doc Savage have become popular topics recently. I don't really
understand why the Cast and Crew page for “My Most Difficult
Case” is popular.
A few of my older posts and pages have become more popular recently.
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“Make ’em Squirm: The Sharkbiter Way” http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/filmlist/make-em-squirm-the-sharkbiter-way/
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The History of the $100 Film Festival http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/articles/the-history-of-the-100-film-festival/
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“The 89th Key” – ePub Version http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/stories/the-89th-key/the-89th-key-epub-version/
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“Our Wedding Vow” http://www.dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/stories/our-wedding-vow/
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“The 89th Key” – HTML Version http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/stories/the-89th-key/the-89th-key-html-version/
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“My Next Film” http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/filmlist/my-next-film/
The $100 Dollar Film Festival recently celebrated its 25th
year, which is likely why my history of the festival would become
more popular recently. The increased popularity of our wedding vow is
linked to the recent death of my wife. I think about her often and
our vow is very important to me.
I haven't posted much on my blog recently, but two of the posts did
make it to the top 20.
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Back to Writing and Filmmaking http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/back-to-writing-and-filmmaking/
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Could Automation Replace the One Percent? http://dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/could-automation-replace-the-one-percent/
The popularity of my first post after my hiatus shows the kind of
support I get from my friends and family. The fear of automation
replacing people has become a hot topic recent, as has the one
percent.
Over all, I don't see any clear reason why I had the increase of
views on my website. There is no one post or page that stands out as
drawing in more readers. Many of the same pages and posts remain at
the top, but have gotten more views. The indications are that most of
the visitors are not people who know me personally, so they wouldn't
visit just to support me. While the relative popularity of some pages
and posts can be explained for the most part, that doesn't explain
why the number of views increased.
This post is a mirror from my main blog http://www.dynamiclethargyfilms.ca/blog
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