AskTom officially moved to apex.oracle.com on 18-SEP-2009. I turned on Google Analytics a day or two later. So my snapshot of asktom.oracle.com covers the period from September 20, 2009 through November 2, 2009 - not quite a month and a half.
Some interesting statistics:
- There were 517,599 "visits" and 1,005,189 page views.
- 78% of the page views were from hits from search engine results pages (thanks for the clarification, John Scott).
- 53% of the browsers are Internet Explorer - a number that I suspect gradually declines over time
- People found the site searching for 'ORA-00604' more than they found it by searching for 'tom kyte'. As a shareholder of Oracle, this statistic concerns me.
- The lion's share of visits comes from the United States, followed by India, United Kingdom, Germany and Canada.
asktom.oracle.com Google Analytics - 20091102
4 comments:
Hi Joel,
Interesting stats indeed!
One thing though, I could be wrong, but the 78% from Search Engines you mentioned, I always believed that figure (from Google Analytics) contains hits that came from people finding the site via Google, Yahoo etc...it is not just 'bot hits'.
So within that 78% I think there are a lot of real people.
If you're using another figure to get the 78% you mentioned, then apologies and ignore this post, but I just saw the 78% in the 'Search Engines' bit and thought that was the you were talking about.
Hey Joel,
Nice to see that The Netherlands ranked as 10th! And that for such a (relative) small country... with only 16 M habitants...
Cheers
Roel
Any plan to upgrade apex.oracle.com to the latest release?
Thanks :)
@John - thanks a lot. You're 100% correct. I've corrected this wording.
@Laurent - the latest available release is APEX 3.2.1, which is on apex.oracle.com. ;)
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