Anyway, here’s the stats they sent me to my email.

The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health:

The Blog-Health-o-Meter™ reads This blog is on fire!.

Crunchy numbers

A Boeing 747-400 passenger jet can hold 416 passengers. This blog was viewed about 9,600 times in 2010. That’s about 23 full 747s.

In 2010, there were 6 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 597 posts.

The busiest day of the year was January 6th with 215 views. The most popular post that day was Connect / Tether Nokia E90 to Mac OS X Leopard for Internet access via Bluetooth.

Where did they come from?

The top referring sites in 2010 were facebook.com, craiovaforum.ro, google.com.sg, search.conduit.com, and mail.yahoo.com.

Some visitors came searching, mostly for daniel wu, stephen tong, mall kelapa gading, windows import video, and mall decoration.

Attractions in 2010

These are the posts and pages that got the most views in 2010.

Connect / Tether Nokia E90 to Mac OS X Leopard for Internet access via Bluetooth August 2008
12 comments

Using Powerpoint Slide Master feature September 2007
8 comments

Skydrive, Foldershare, and Live Mesh July 2008
6 comments

Using Windows Import Video June 2007
4 comments

James Bond – Casino Royale and Sony Ericsson K800i Royale Silver November 2006
2 comments

Random facts picked up from http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2008/05/02/april-monotone/ They said: 30% of pageviews go to blogs in languages other than English. The most popular? Spanish, Portuguese, and Indonesian.

Maybe I can try switching to Indonesian language some time

Do’s:
- Do know what you’re blogging for. Be it personal, stories, photos, sharing, anything. If you don’t know what you’re blogging for, it’ll most likely take out the fun in blogging, and you’ll stop blogging after the first excitement wears off.
- Update frequently enough, but it doesn’t have to be everyday. Quality is more important than quantity. I have seen people update their blog twice a year. If you don’t update enough, people will tend to forget that your blog exists after a while. Of course, don’t blog everyday about what you eat, what time you wake up, you get the idea.
- Be tactful on what you write, your blog can be read by everyone around the world, and I mean everyone, and searchable by Google.
- Do respect your readers, respond to their comments. Have a conversation with your readers.
- A bit technical, but have RSS for your blog, it’ll help people to follow your blog updates.
- In summary, use your blog for the blessing of others.

Don’ts:
- Don’t slap advertisements all over the place to earn money. Blog is to share, not to earn money.
- Don’t care what people think of what you write, it’s your blog, not a magazine or newspaper company. Still, be tactful of what you write.
- Don’t share other’s personal lives without asking permission, thus violating their privacy.

Any comments? Anything you want to add?

My first website was created wayyyy back in 1999 with hit counter started from 1. Second, third, and fourth designs soon followed during my NTU days. Version 5 was born when I started to join the blogging world back in April 2004. Version 5 started with hit counter around 9000. So, if you calculate it, it took me five years from 1999 to 2004 for that 9000 hits.
Starting with version 5, as blog’s nature, contents is more important than website designs. And your responses were very good. 900 hits over the first month of my blog, back at Blogdrive. Now at Tabulas, still thinking whether this should be called version 6, we are closing in to my 20,000th hit. Now, if you read this post, take a quick look at lower right corner, check if you are the 20,000 visitors here. If you are, post in the comment, and I’ll think what I can reward you with
Comparatively, four versions of websites took five years for 9000 hits, and one version of blog only needed two years for 11,000 hits. Thanks everyone for the support over the years. You are the reason I kept going.
Lastly, at this milestone, I would like to take this opportunity to ask you, my readers, for feedbacks, comments, encouragements, critics, and anything that you may want to say about my blog.

However, considering the trouble of moving from Blogdrive to Tabulas, I was thinking of any workaround that may solve this problem. Here is what I come out with and one which I need your help.

1. On the right hand column, on top of my counter, you should see a text box saying “If you want to be updated on this weblog Enter your email here:”. If you want to be notified when I update my blog with new entries, please enter your email address here, so whenever I post a new entry, you will be notified via email. Currently only a few people have registered their email address for this notification.

2. I have added the “Most Recent Comments” section on the right hand column, which I hope is useful enough for my readers to know what are the latest comments in my blog, instead of you checking each and every post to see if there are any new comments, or if anyone had reply your comments. This will not be live-updated though, since this section is updated manually by me everytime I visit my blog. However, I hope that this small addition is useful enough for you.

In the end, I concluded that these two steps should be enough to justify my decision NOT to move to Tabulas, but to say with Blogdrive. We’ll see how these two goes in the next few weeks. In the mean time, register your email address for that notification thing, will ya? Thanks.

Below are the comments given:
Your site was quite interesting ! I love the choice of topics, very different from the stuff I’ve been reading lately. I especially liked your entry made on Friday, The 13th of August, 2004 with the title ‘You know your blog waaaay too much when…’ – it was hilarious.
Great wrapping of images to text, adequate amount of entries, extended tag board – all great.
Although I might agree with The Mentor on some level, with your site being a bit too plain, I’m not going to deduct a lot for that – I quite like the simplicity, adds a nice touch to it.
The reason why I don’t have a lot to say for your site, is because, there is nothing to whinge about. So, you can expect a 4 1/4 out of 5 good, don’t you think ? Great stuff you have going on here.

Read them all here.
Thanks for the review The Journo.