Thanks for the Hits: December Top Traffic Referrers
December was a slow month as I had about 30% less traffic than in November, but that’s understandable given all of the holiday and shopping time spent away from the computer. However, somehow I ended up have the same number of posts as in November, even though I thought I would have less this month.
December’s Top non-PF Blog Referrers
I haven’t done this before, but I’ll highlight those sites who aren’t personal finance blogs first (top 5 only), along with percent of total visitors in ():
- Google Search (30.54%)
- Direct to the Site (19.21%)
- StumbleUpon (6.09%)
- Yahoo Search (2.69%)
- Lifehacker (1.26%)
Even though my big days on Lifehacker were many months ago, I still get a few hundred visitors a day for some of my articles. Thanks!
December’s Top PF Blog Referrers
You know what, as I was doing this list, I realized I didn’t do any rankings for November! I guess I’ll have to use October’s numbers for comparison. You’ll see last month’s rank after the new rank in (). If they weren’t ranked last month, you’ll see a (-). I won’t be showing the total percent of traffic though:
- (2) No Credit Needed
- (-) Blogging Away Debt
- (1) The Simple Dollar
- (3) My Money Blog
- (6) Five Cent Nickel
- (-) I’ve Paid For This Twice Already…
- (5) Mighty Bargain Hunter
- (-) Free Money Finance
- (-) Money Ning
- (-) Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
There were 3 sites who just missed the top 10: My 1st Million at 33, Frugal Law Student, and Single Guy Money. Also, special thanks to aggregators PFBlogs.org and DC Bloggers for the extra traffic.
Thanks for making Clever Dude a success this month everyone!
Possibly related posts:
- Thanks for the Hits: October 2007 Top Referring PF Sites
- Thanks for the hits! August 2007 top referring PF sites
- Thanks for the hits! September 2007 top referring PF sites
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Clever Dude and his bride started with $500k in debt and in just 4 years, it's down to $300k!
Glad to send traffic your way! Thanks for the mention.
I’m glad to send traffic your way too
Hey cool beans! It is me
Congrats and here is to a wildly successful January!