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S.A. Architect Stats

Wed, 10/07/2009 - 17:45 |  Robert MacLean

One of the best advantages of switching WCMS (Web Content Management System) is that I could finally switch to using Google Analytics for the statistics of the site which gives a insane amount of information for the site now. Below are some reports of the status on the site. Interesting notes:

  • Big spike on the 22nd - which I think is from the MSDN Flash which included information about the site.
  • Traffic is mostly direct or from search engines.
  • 60% of users to the site use Internet Explorer, which is odd since you would think in IT dominated site it would be lower.
  • 2% of users use a dialup :(

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