All My Base Belong to You...: Statistics

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Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Snip.it: Final Subscriber Scorecard

Final Snip.it Subscriber Scorecard. January 17, 2013.

from tag Snip.it

Suburban Eschatology Part Two: Farewell, Snip.it (& thanks!)
Suburban Eschatology Part Two: Bella: On being a cow...
All My Base Belong To You: The Three “Ps” of Identity: Presentation, Protection, & Preference (plus a look at Facebook profiles vs. pages)
All My Base Belong to You...: 2011 State of the Blogosphere by Brian Solis

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Friday, February 3, 2012

Yes, I am still anti-Facebook for kids...

Originally posted on Live Journal: Suburban Eschatology Part Two (September 12, 2011, 9:56 PM)

I am not a fan of kids on social media. Teens, sure, but under thirteen seems a bit much. My son would love a Facebook account, but I do not think he is ready. On top of this, he spent so much time on the computer over the last year, without access to any real social networking, that I had to take him into the doctor to have his carpal tunnel symptoms looked at this afternoon.

Anyway, here is yet another reason why kids and social networking services are a bad idea...

Apps, social networks pose new threat to kids By Byron Acohido, USA TODAY

There is a rising threat to kids who habituate the Internet: the likelihood that a popular mobile app or social-networking service will invade their privacy.

The Federal Trade Commission last month announced a $50,000 settlement with app maker W3 Innovations for collecting and dispersing information of kids under 13 in violation of the Children's Online Privacy and Protection Act, or COPPA.

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A recent survey by anti-virus firm AVG found roughly half of children ages 6 through 9 regularly interact with friends online, yet 58% of their parents admitted to not being knowledgeable about social networks.

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"The risks to children from social networking at an early age are numerous," Lavy says. "As pedophiles become more technologically sophisticated, they're able to find and connect with kids easier than with previous methods."

More time spent online also means higher risk of children getting exposed to inappropriate content and advertising. Identity thieves target minors' names and Social Security numbers to create bogus credit accounts with a lower likelihood of getting discovered.

from tag Facebook

from tag Parenting

from tag Family

Suburban Eschatology Part Two: Down to the final five days...

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Sunday, January 8, 2012

~36,489 Views Last Month: December 2011 Statistics Wrap-Up

Up nearly 12,000 hits over November, even though I took several weeks off from posting much in the way of new content. Up and to the right. I’ll take it.

Rubble:

November:     3,377
December:    3,822
Change:        +445
All Time:      15,305*

Democracy In Distress:

November:     6,129
December:    5,945
Change:        -184
All Time:       21,469*

Retrovirus Lab:

November:     1,312
December:      1363
Change:           +51
All Time:        4,290**

Suburban Eschatology Part Two:

November:     873
December:     255
Change:          -618
All Time:        1,730**

All My Base Belong To You:

November: N/A
December: 120
Change: +120
All Time: 120

Panoramio.com:

November:    5,998
December: 11,383
Change:       +5,385
All Time:      30,617***

Photobucket.com:

October:      855
December: 7,546
Change:      +6691
All Time:      25,726****

Picasa Web Albums:

November:     471
December:      741
Change:           +270
All Time:       5021*****

YouTube:

November – Channel Views: 110
November – Upload Views: 953
December: 314
All Time: 1,829

* Blogger has been keeping stats since May 2009, these blogs have been around much longer. However, since they were essentially dormant until March 2011, they do reflect the activity on these blogs during their current, active incarnation.
** These blogs were created in August 2011.
*** Since August 2011, when I first started posting on this site.
**** I hate Photobucket and I rarely use it. I believe 11,007 is the total since May, not March, since I had 10,909 hits on June 15. I've arrived at this static by adding the monthly counts since June to 10,909, which is probably more accurate, but still leaves 15 days worth of hits unaccounted for.
***** I began recording statistics on Picasa in March, 2011. I was posting to the site earlier, but not by much, so this should be a fairly accurate statistic.

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Suburban Eschatology Part Two: ~26,181 Views Last Month: October Statistics Wrap-Up

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~24,617 Views Last Month: November Statistics Wrap-Up

Saturday, December 3, 2011

~24,617 Views Last Month: November Statistics Wrap-Up

Most sites had a lot of growth this month, especially Rubble and Democracy In Distress. The grand total is down a bit, but this can almost entirely be explained by the drop in activity on Photobucket, which is fine with me. The music sites experienced little growth this month, which is expected, because they are really just place holders for now, to be used later when I am actually actively involved with a musical project again.

Overall, there is a whole lot of up and to the right on these charts, which is exactly what I want to be seeing. The next step is to look a little more at how to convert this traffic into revenue. However, that is a slow process and it may take quite a bit of time to see some real progress in that area.

There are also some new sites and collections of my content here and there, but they are new and small and I do not have enough data yet to throw into this mix yet. Primarily, the additions are the new tech blog which is only a few days old and still very much a work in progress, a Vimeo account for my One Day on Earth material, and delicious.com, which used by my posting utility to add the related posts code to my blogs.