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2015 in blogging

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To kick off the new year, we’d like to share with you data on Eco Thrifty Living’s activity in 2015. You may start scrolling!

Crunchy numbers

The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 22,000 times in 2015. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 8 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

There were 570 pictures uploaded, taking up a total of 1 GB. That's about 2 pictures per day.

The busiest day of the year was September 4th with 429 views. The most popular post that day was Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture.

: Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture (1/6)

: Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture (2/6)

: Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture (3/6)

: Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture (4/6)

: Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture (5/6)

: Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture (6/6)

: 2016 Permaculture Calendars (1/3)

: 2016 Permaculture Calendars (2/3)

: 2016 Permaculture Calendars (3/3)

: Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 (1/6)

: Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 (2/6)

: Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 (3/6)

: Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 (4/6)

: Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 (5/6)

: Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 (6/6)

: Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers (1/6)

: Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers (2/6)

: Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers (3/6)

: Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers (4/6)

: Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers (5/6)

: Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers (6/6)

: Permaculture Internship Opportunity (1/4)

: Permaculture Internship Opportunity (2/4)

: Permaculture Internship Opportunity (3/4)

: Permaculture Internship Opportunity (4/4)

: Permaculture Internship (1/6)

: Permaculture Internship (2/6)

: Permaculture Internship (3/6)

: Permaculture Internship (4/6)

: Permaculture Internship (5/6)

: Permaculture Internship (6/6)

: 2016 Permaculture Principles Calendar and Moon Planting Guide (1/5)

: 2016 Permaculture Principles Calendar and Moon Planting Guide (2/5)

: 2016 Permaculture Principles Calendar and Moon Planting Guide (3/5)

: 2016 Permaculture Principles Calendar and Moon Planting Guide (4/5)

: 2016 Permaculture Principles Calendar and Moon Planting Guide (5/5)

: Groundhog Day in Wanganui...Again

: Unique Permaculture Internship (1/5)

: Unique Permaculture Internship (2/5)

: Unique Permaculture Internship (3/5)

: Unique Permaculture Internship (4/5)

: Unique Permaculture Internship (5/5)

: Balancing Time and Money to Ensure a Healthy Home (1/3)

: Balancing Time and Money to Ensure a Healthy Home (2/3)

: Balancing Time and Money to Ensure a Healthy Home (3/3)

: Mid-Winter Permaculture Update (1/6)

: Mid-Winter Permaculture Update (2/6)

: Mid-Winter Permaculture Update (3/6)

: Mid-Winter Permaculture Update (4/6)

: Mid-Winter Permaculture Update (5/6)

: Mid-Winter Permaculture Update (6/6)

: Let it Rot: Anything and Everything (1/6)

: Let it Rot: Anything and Everything (2/6)

: Let it Rot: Anything and Everything (3/6)

: Let it Rot: Anything and Everything (4/6)

: Let it Rot: Anything and Everything (5/6)

: Let it Rot: Anything and Everything (6/6)

: Mixing Old and New to Create a Character Bathroom (1/5)

: Mixing Old and New to Create a Character Bathroom (2/5)

: Mixing Old and New to Create a Character Bathroom (3/5)

: Mixing Old and New to Create a Character Bathroom (4/5)

: Mixing Old and New to Create a Character Bathroom (5/5)

: Late Winter Permaculture Update (1/6)

: Late Winter Permaculture Update (2/6)

: Late Winter Permaculture Update (3/6)

: Late Winter Permaculture Update (4/6)

: Late Winter Permaculture Update (5/6)

: Late Winter Permaculture Update (6/6)

Posting Patterns

In 2015, there were 107 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 755 posts.

Longest Streak

2 days

29 December - 30 December

Best Day

Thursday

with 34 posts total

Attractions in 2015

These are the posts that got the most views on Eco Thrifty Living in 2015.

1 Permaculture Internship: July-September, 2015 5 comments July 2015
2 Regenerative Agriculture: The Popular Face of Permaculture 0 comments September 2015
3 Eco-Thrifty Renovation by the Numbers 1 comment March 2015
4 Permaculture Internship Opportunity 3 comments October 2015
5 Permaculture Internship 11 comments January 2015

How did they find this blog?

The top referring sites in 2015 were:

Where did they come from?

That's 114 countries in all!
Most visitors came from New Zealand. The United States & Australia were not far behind.

Who were they?

The most commented on post in 2015 was Permaculture Internship

These were the 5 most active commenters on this blog:

1 Helen 16 comments
2 Judy 13 comments
3 Ann 4 comments
4 Deb 3 comments
5 Nathan R 3 comments

See you in 2016

Thanks for flying with WordPress.com in 2015. We look forward to serving you again in 2016! Happy New Year!

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