As you may know (especially if you have a blog), Blogger provides some analysis pages for blog owners, tracking not only total views, but views per country, and other things. It will count number of views from the top 20 countries, then put everyone else in the “Other” bucket at the end.
I decided yesterday to check these statistics to see which countries my viewers were from. I have chosen a date range for the past 30 days (Jan. 27th – Feb. 25th). It was interesting to see which topics appealed to viewers in each country.
Google Blogger:
For most of my blogs, the number of views from the last (20th) country on the list ranged anywhere from 1 to 14 views. Because the CFNM blog has more than 10 times the number of views as the other blogs, the cutoff was 182 views, which leaves a lot of unidentified views in "Other".
Countries with views less than (or sometimes equal to) the 20th country listed were included in the “Other” bucket, and so those views do not appear in that country’s grand total line in the charts below. Also, my comments below about a particular country “not having any views on a specific blog” cannot take into account any views that are “hidden” in the “Other” bucket.
The Charts:
The blogs are listed in the charts in order of total views. Countries appear from left-to-right, in order of total views for that country. The first country group is 700 or more total views. The 2nd group is 400-700 views. The 3rd group is 200-400 views. The 4th group is less than 200 views.
The blue numbers indicate the most views for a blog. Red numbers are 2nd place, and green numbers are 3rd place. (Sorry, there were no gold, silver, and bronze colors available. LOL).
The blog names shaded in gray had no new posts in the past 30 days (actually, since October). I have decided to restart those 7 blogs on a less-than-weekly basis, even before I looked at these numbers.
Not surprisingly, the USA had the most views for every blog. (This is not bragging, it’s just a result of the population size and the prevalence of Google Blogger in the USA.) I expected that the UK, France, Germany, and Italy would be right behind the USA.
I was surprised by the following:
Japan is almost non-existent in these charts. At first, I thought maybe Blogger was unavailable in Japan, because how else could such a high-tech country be shut out? But then near the end I found 4 views from Japan on my “Black Female, White Male” (BFWM) blog, so it’s a mystery why there are not more views from Japan.
Switzerland tied the USA for most views on the BFWM blog. They were also 2nd or 3rd on three other blogs, but curiously have no CFNM blog views. *
There are no CFNM blog views from China. Is that taboo there?
There are no views from the UK, France, or Italy on the “Classic Ladies” blog. This surprised me since there are several European actresses found on that blog. *
There are no views from the UK or Canada on the “Asian Ladies” blog. *
Brazil has almost as many CFNM views as the USA, and more than double the 3rd-place UK. Very few views from Brazil were found on the other blogs.
Singapore has the 2nd-most views on almost every blog, and is just behind Brazil for total views among all blogs, well ahead of the 4th-place UK.
Bangladesh has the 6th-most views on the CFNM blog.
Argentina, South Africa, Spain, Iraq, and Algeria made it into group 3 only because of their CFNM blog views, and had very few views on any other blog.
Vietnam has almost as many total views as India, but none on the CFNM blog.
Norway, Sweden, and Ireland are not in the charts, nor are any Eastern European countries other than Poland and Hungary. (I thought the Czech Republic would be represented, because the popular “Party Hardcore” videos are made there.) *
*Maybe my European viewers have some theories about why some countries have no views on these blogs?
Views per country in the past 30 days:
