The thought occurs to me that is amazing is you start adding up this
long tail of pag views... all of you combined and it starts adding up
pretty quick.
I'm very pleased with the way blip is going and it certainly seems to
be attracting a lot of big groups that are aimed at making shows or
We've had our Blip show, the Art of K9Disc, for exactly 19 months.
86 episodes
46,488 views
73 comments
6 episodes over 1000 views
Our most viewed video has 1,441 views.
Over at Daily Motion (Have not been there in Months):
5 Episodes
4,504 views
4 Comments
On You Tube where we've dropped a
Views on a video is just like pageviews - pretty static stat. I
would think some more telling stats would be:
1) Subscribers to our vlog
2) %/# of Return viewers (how many people have watched more than 1
of your videos).
Does Feedburner help to track these statistics?
-Frank
Frank Sinton
don't forget hugs
i've gotten some great hugs cause of my site :)
schlomo hugs count X2
difficult stat to track and compare
anyone got a hug counter widget?
On Jul 5, 2007, at 9:21 AM, Frank Sinton wrote:
Views on a video is just like pageviews - pretty static stat. I
would think some
Rupert - I am guessing by view you mean they number of views or
downloads from blip, ie the number of times a video has been clicked
on and viewed, not just a page view. Correct? If that is the case
most of my views are in the hundreds, don't have time at this moment
to do a detailed
i try to record all hugs on my phone camera, but I can't legally
guarantee that i'll catch every one.
i was only saying to trine last week that a much more revealing way
of looking at what's happened with twittervlog over the last 3 months
would be to look at the comments and interaction
My blog gets very few views and I would lying if I didn't say that I
wish had more visitors. But I've learned to take my success where I
can. For example, I have about two people who leave a comment in a
semi-regular basis and I didn't have that last year. It makes me happy
that I have someone who
Yay! thanks Terry - in a beautiful synthesis of threads, I have just
subscribed to you BY EMAIL, using rssfwd.com :)
Rupert
http://twittervlog.tv/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/twittervlog/
On 5 Jul 2007, at 18:58, terry.rendon wrote:
My blog gets very few views and I would lying if I didn't
I always have the overwhelming urge to hug Richard and his wife since
he said he wanted to hug everyone at the end of vloggercon 2006, but I
don't think I've ever given you a hug markus. Be forewarned next time
I see you I'm going to walk up and give you a hug.
I think meaningful intelligible
oh! Something I heard very interesting on a podcast the other day.
A columnist from a traditional newspaper said his most controversial
column, I believe it was something about reclaiming his subaru and
other aspects of his life from gay culture and metrosexuals... LOL to
the concept. Only got
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm on a roll, today.
Sure, I'll chime in with some stats. It always urked me that people
are so secretive about their downloads, It's not a competition though,
as long as you enjoy what your doing it shouldn't really matter
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm on a roll, today.
I'd like to suggest that more of us should try to be open about how
many views we get. I mean, not *all* of us, obviously. There are
those of us who won't want to say for commercial or other
Thanks for sharing this :) Do you know where people find you,
mostly? Do you spend a lot of time fielding feedback?
On 5 Jul 2007, at 22:01, Chumley wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm on a roll, today.
Sure, I'll chime in with some stats. It
When I first started posting videos, I was completely obsessed with my
stats. Now, not so much. One stat that still is cool to me is where
people come from that find my site. I think I lost interest in all the
stats thing when I realized that I wasnt going to make a living from
this. Which is ok.
Rupert,
I stopped worrying about viewing figures when I realised that the
video I made of the world naked bike ride got 2x, 3x the viewers all
my other videos did. Is that one in any way better, or are people
just trying to get a look at the winkys of Brighton? I should
probably post that on
I want to add my two cents to this because I'm not trying to monetize
what I am doing; No disrespect intended. I've come around and I'm not
as rabid against the topic as I once was.
I really want to stress that I feel the number game is to me a small
part of the story. I'm trying to represent
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to add my two cents to this because I'm not trying to monetize
what I am doing; No disrespect intended. I've come around and I'm not
as rabid against the topic as I once was.
I really want to stress that I feel the
Ok, finally got a chance to look at my stats for real, I have 144
posts (well at my batmangeek site, done some other stuff but I am
only talking about BG), so 144 posts and 58,953 views/downloads,
for an average of 409 per post. Now I am guessing about 2,000-3,000,
maybe more of those views
No problem Rupert, I'm all about freedom of information being a
proponent of Public Domain.
As far as where people find me, it's mostly iTunes. I've been one of
the fortunate people that have had their vidcast featured on the
frontpage for quite a while. I surged up to over 10,000 when they
Forgot the feedback part of that question, sorry. As far as feedback
goes, I get probably 10 emails a month and a few blog comments with 3
or 4 voicemails, so no it really doesn't take much time to field
feedback.
Although I make it a point to answer every post,email and such that I
get. It
[snip]
I have some videos on the net - not sure if I'd call them vlogs as
there's no real pattern to them I hardly ever edit, just upload the
raw clips as an online backup usually. just little captures of moments
or gigs I've been to. so not sure if these are what you're after, but
here you go,
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