I take blogging seriously and am constantly checking to see if I’m making progress. I want to know if my blog’s tanking so I can fix it, and I want to know if it’s ranking because that motivates me to carry on blogging.
But how can you tell if your blog’s ranking or tanking? Check out my progress report for my travel blog Get In the Hot Spot and you’ll see a few ways I monitor my blogging evolution using everything from hard cold Google Analytics statistics, to the fuzzy warm feeling you get when a stranger sends you an appreciative email, or leaves a comment like this one from Randall at The Phillipines Project:
“I’m so proud that you have done so well and know your blog is getting ready to grow exponentially!
You are always so helpful and kind. I’m sure that is your the real key to success. I have learned a lot from you.
Those of you just stopping by for a second really need to go ahead and subscribe via RSS or e-mail. Annabell is the REAL DEAL!”
Emails and comments like that have really helped me stick with blogging and I appreciate everyone who visits and reads my blog. Recently the lovely Jon Morrow wrote about the blogging glass ceiling over at Copyblogger. He nailed it with that one. Sometimes I feel like I’ve hit it again and again and all I’ve ended up with is a sore head. Other times I think I’m doing quite well. That’s what I call the tao of blogging.
I’ve written before about how all bloggers want to give up blogging from time to time and how we have to fight that and battle on. I’ve written before about what I’ve done right in blogging and how I got 1,000 subscribers to my blog after my first year of blogging even though I made a lot of big mistakes like changing my domain name three times. But now I’ve got a reprieve.
My husband says this is the real first birthday of Get In the Hot Spot .com because on August 3rd 2009 we bought the domain name and moved my blog here. So now my blog is a toddler. Up until today I’ve been crawling but from soon on I’m going to be walking, still slowly and clumsily at first, but I’m definitely looking forward to running at full speed.
Blog Ranking – 12 Months of Blogging Statistics
54,886 visits have been clocked by Google Analytics. Sign up free now if you haven’t already.
After 119,477 page views, 35,377 unique and amazing people from 165 countries have visited.
1,694 comments have been written. That’s not counting the 753 comment replies from me.
I’ve published 106 blog posts – 150 if you count the other blog posts I posted on my wordpress.com and blogspot domains.
On average each person spends 3:31 minutes here.
Blogging Statistics – Growth 484%
Number of Unique Visits:
August 2009 – 1,144
July 2010 - 5, 543
RSS Subscribers
August 2009 – 87
July 2010 - 912
Check out this graph from Feedburner which shows slow, steady growth:
I worked hard to build up my subscribers to a point where I could actually display it on my blog and around that time Feedburner seemed to break so one day my stats would read 600 and the next day 300. Or even 0 if they were being really cruel. Feedburner drives me nuts.
Then, soon after I clawed my way up to 1,000 subscribers, TechCrunch announced RSS was dead which practically killed me too after all that time I’d spent trying to get people to sign up for my RSS feed. Thankfully, the very clever Corbett Barr over at Think Traffic mentioned an alternative way of charting your blog’s progress and showing social proof. Now, like Corbett, I’m displaying the number of people who read my blog each month at the top of my site – 5,849 is the number of unique people who visited in July.
Email Subscribers
I started using MailChimp for email subscriptions in because it’s free if you have less than 500 subscribers, but apparently Aweber is cheaper once you have more than 500 subscribers so I should probably change to Aweber.
August 2009 – 0
July 2010 – 726
Total Subscribers by RSS and Email – Growth 1,883%
August 2009 – 87
July 2010 – 1, 638
Brand Awareness – Growth 590%
The number of people doing a Google search for Get In the Hot Spot or Annabel Candy:
August 2009: 25
July 2010: 148
Other Social Media
Twitter: 2,000
Facebook Friends: 303
Facebook Fans: 114 – Please take a moment to join me on Facebook. I want to interact with my readers on Facebook more.
3 Reasons This Blog is Ranking
- I write guest posts on top blogs.
- I try to fit in and network.
- I teply to comments and ask my readers to help me promote blog.
3 Reasons This Blog Could be Ranking Better
- I’ve changed topics three times and now write about empowerment and entrepreneurship.
- My blog doesn’t fit into a specific niche. It’s practical lifestyle and business tips with and upbeat tone and motivation built into every post.
- I can’t be pigeon-holed and don’t run with the in crowd.
The Readers Make it
If you want to gain confidence and improve your writing blogging’s the best. I couldn’t have come this far without feedback from readers like this:
“This article was like a breath of fresh air. Thanks for this different perspective on blogging.”
Arlene at Life Plan Web
“You sound so positively positive in your post! your enthusiasm for what you do and how you do it is infectious.”
Delta at Outrageous Age
I am really inspired by what you wrote about telling a story. I’m going to think about that one for my biz.
Susan at Secrets to Ultimage Living
“What a fantastic blog this is! Thanks for this. I am a new blogger and this is great information to have – I was just thinking about how I should start looking at guest posting and then I read this. Fantastic advice on what I need to do. Love all your tips. You’re an inspiration Annabel.”
Danni at Danni Beauty
“WONDERFUL WONDERFUL WONDERFUL, WHAT AN ADORABLE STORY – thanks for sharing your insights. I’m loving your writing, Thank you very much. And here’s some smiles back to you for your kindness and open-heartedness”
Bangalow Accommodation
“Thanks for the summary!”
Seth Godin at his famous marketing blog
“Annabel–thank you for this! You completely captured my own blogging experience! The peaks, the valleys, the tech frustrations, the way one comment can cause such delight, a single mention on a prominent blog can make your stats soar (and then drop), and good blogging friends are invaluable for getting you through it all.”
Doreen at Stylemaniac
“Love the post! Guest posts are also such a neat way to connect, aside from helping get the word out – reminds us that we need one another to make this all happen! Thanks for the tips and inspiration!”
Corey Heller at Multilingual Living
“Annabel you are an inspiration to many of us out here in the weeds!”
Barbara Hammond at Zero to 60 and Beyond
Other Blogging Achievements
- Guest posts on some of the most popular blogs on the Internet including Zen Habits, Problogger and Copyblogger.
- Invited to be a Positivity Ambassador for Coca-Cola and flown to Shanghai by them for a blogging conference and trip to World Expo.
- Hosted my first blogging seminar as part of the Reality Bites Non-Fiction Literary Festival.
- Have completed the first draft of my blogging book and will be ready to launch it in September.
- Have been featured in the print media and interviewed online heaps, most recently by Hulbert Lee about early rising.
- I’ve motivated, encouraged and helped thousands of bloggers and entrepreneurs to keep working towards their dream and am following my dream of writing and helping other people get the life they want. Blogging has brought me so many opportunities and I think it can benefit most of us. I recently wrote 10 Ways Blogging Can Improve Your Life at Lifehack and I feel passionately about blogging. I hope it will bring you as many amazing friendships and business opportunities as it has me.
Thank You to all my Readers
As you can see from these WordPress statistics of page views July was the best month ever and the blog is growing thanks to your support.
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Congrats on your one year anniversary! Some great tips here – love the ‘reasons why my blog is ranking’. Great reinforcement for me to get off my butt and keep chasing guest posts!
Hi Emma, great to see you here and thanks for being the first to comment and breaking the ice! I do recommend guest post and there are some good tips in the guest post article if you want to take that route: http://www.successfulblogging.com/how-to-score-a-guest-post-on-a-top-blog/ Great to meet you today at the blogging conference! Am off to check out your blog now:)
You know, I almost can’t believe this blog is “officially” just a year old. Annabel has truly done a remarkable job with it and it give me something to aspire to as well. well done!
Wow! You are indeed a great blogger + a friend Anna. I am amazed with your blog and I hope I could be like you (referring to your blogs).
Congrats and good job!
Greetings from the Philippines!
Count Clement II
http://www.bestspotsinthephilippines.blogspot.com/
P.S.:
If you have time, feel free to visit my website too and my travelling site (http://www.bestspotsinthephilippines.blogspot.com/)
^_^
Hi Clement, it’s just a question of making goals and sticking to them. Keep blogging and the results will come naturally with time.
Hi Annabel,
Happy birthday! It’s great to read the summary of your success…
I’m sure it’s a result of much blogging blood, sweat (and maybe tears!), but it sounds like it was worth it
Continued best wishes for the future.
Hi Scott, lol, yes a lot of hard work, a few moments of depair but plenty of laughs too:)
Wow! Congratulations Annabel! I can say one thing, you truly deserve it! You’ve worked hard to your goal. Committed to it. And then spread the wealth as you gotten better and better. So happy for you!
Hi Brandi, thank you! I think everyone should have a blog! I’ve got so much out of mine and I want everyone to reap the same benefits so happy to share any tips I have with you:)
As they say, you’ve come a long way, baby!
I had no idea of your stats and of all your achievements. Very impressive.
It just goes to show you what a lot of hard work, determination and commitment can get you. So what if you changed your domain and niche a few times? Sometimes it takes a while to get on the right path for you. Good for you for sticking with it.
Karen
Hi Karen, it did take me a while to find my way with blogging. It’s still evolving but basically I think it’s all about lifestyle. Daring to reach out and follow your dream so you can live where you want and do a job that makes you happy. Changing domain names and niches did set me back but you’re right, it’s all part of the learning process!
Annabel,
I always enjoy reading your posts and guest posts alike.. They are so informative and real in perspective to what many people are doing or trying to do… That’s why I follow you:)
Congratulations on your achievements so far and on everything that is coming your way. It’s all very well deserved in my opinion.
I like the way you posted stats here for all of us to see. It’s something that helps to keep you real and shows proof that blogging on this level is still very possible for anyone with dedication, determination and a passion to help others. Transparency at it’s best…Bravo!
I have been blogging for a couple years now but not so much on a helpful blog like you have but moreso on a variety of smaller niche blogs.
At first thought, I wanted to share everything I could find that would help others. I began searching tools, techniques, and trainings. My only problem was that I too was unsure what my main topics and theme should be.. Doh! So I scrapped things a couple times and since then my help-blog has seen little to no action from myself or others. It’s like a dormant beast without the appetite:)
Along the way however, I have figured a few things out on my niche blogs and am finally seeing the positive results of my efforts. I’m optimistic once I address and adapt to everything properly, my help-blog will also be more informative and a place for interaction like yours (wishfully thinking of course).
Would love to chat with an expeirenced blogger like yourself sometime.
I’m in this to win it and I’m here to learn all I can to share with others who may be struggling for options.
My ultimate goal is to be able to help others in overcoming whatever obstacles they may be facing. From my own experiences I’m certain that I can. Now to just figure out the best way to do that…
On another note, I too have been writing a book but instead it’s about my own personal journey to hell and back (or at least that is what it seemed like). And the one thing I know without a doubt, is that anything is possible. Hence the name, “Cominback”.
And no “Cominback” doesn’t mean I’ve failed once and now I’m back. It’s a name that was given to me due to my efforts in recovery from an unfortunate (to say the least) spinal cord tumor I was diagnosed with and the surgery and continued therapy I’ve endured daily, in hopes of regaining my dream of living life to the fullest.
Obviously baby steps work as long as we stay focused. Forward is my plan and eventually, my rankings will improve. I better get busy:)
Thanks Again and I look forward to more lifestyle and business advice from you.
So Cheers & Congrats Again to You and Your Success, Keep It Up!
Sincerely,
Shane aka~cominback
Hi Shane, thanks for dropping by again and leaving this lovely long comment. So glad to hear you made a full recovery from that. It’s amazing how many people who have such a bad experience then want to share with others and make sure we all appreciate how lucky we are to be alive! I had a lot of problems with niche too but blogging does evolve the longer you do it and it takes a while to work out what you can write about regularly. Baby steps is good. That’s what I did and after a year or so you’ll have made huge progress:) If there’s anything specific you need help or ideas with let me know.
This is inspiring and also full of actual concrete advice. That’s a very good combo.
Hi M, great to see you here and love the summary. I do want to inspire and help people at the same time and even make them laugh too if I can. Just because we’re tackling a boring subject like web statistics doesn’t mean is has to be boring! Most of all I want this to be a fun place to hang out.
Annabel, You show us all what hard work can create. I so wish you lived closer and could meet with our Blogstress group! Just know that we do quote you often!
Thanks so much for the mention, I’m very grateful to be a fan.
Hi Barbara, oh, the blogstress group sounds great. Hehe, I guess it’s about mastering blogging rather than getting stressed by it:) I would love to visit you some day, it would be amazing to go on tour and meet all my readers.
First of all, WOW! Thank you for being so open with your stats and walking us through that. As a relatively new blogger, I found this to be REALLY interesting and encouraging. I think a lot of us assume that the popular people have always been popular. Love to see the evolution of your numbers.
Going to be tearing this post apart to try and figure out how to apply more of it to what I’m doing!!!
Hi David, so glad that interesteed you. It occured to me to do it as another blogger showed me her daily stats which dipped up and down like a rollercoaster. I told here daily, weekly or monthly dips don’t matter so much but you should hope to see a general upwards trend. Just ask if you have problems or want a second opinion with anything.
Hi Annabel,
Congratulations on your super success in year one! You are awesome! I’ve learned a lot from you.
I’m surprised why you think these two make your blog not rank, I would love to hear more about that:
# My blog doesn’t fit into a specific niche. It’s practical lifestyle and business tips with and upbeat tone and motivation built into every post.
# I can’t be pigeon-holed and don’t run with the in crowd.
These are exactly the reasons why you rank with me!!!!
Hugs
One other wondering…it’s amazing that you blog is doing so well in the summer in the U. S. Is that due to your Australian traffic? Many U. S. blogs have a very slow summer. I noticed your January dip. Do you think that relates to summer or was the prior peak a temporary one due to a guest post or a promotion? So often people want to give up blogging in the summer when traffic seems to slow to a crawl on many blogs.
Hi Sandra, you ask some great questions! Well, my niche is “practical lifestyle and business tips with and upbeat tone and motivation built into every post.” but it’s not a niche anyone else has heard of and I can’t sum it up in a few words in a sexy way. If I go to a blog catalog to list it I don’t know if to put it in business, lifestyle, web design or travel! But hopefully we can start out own niche here for people who want a great lifestyle, love writing and blogging and want to make money from doing what they love.
It’s very affirming that so many people do get it and I think my goal to provide a fun place for people to hang out and learn how to improve their life and business has panned out. I just need to think of a better way to describe it!
Changing topics from emigrating to personal development to empowerment for life and work has hindered my progress. It confuses people and I’m sure I lost subscribers – or failed to get them to sign up in the first place because of that.
Lovely to hear that there is a place on the Internet for people who do have a range of interests and don’t fit into a conventional lifestyle!
Re traffic: About 50% of my readers are in the US – horray! Looking back I’d say that dip in Dec, Jan and Feb is caused by the long school hols we have here for 6 weeks over that time! My writing takes a back seat then as I hang out with the kids on the beach so the stats suffer. know I shouldn’t say this but I’m glad people do get off their computers more in the summer and enjoy the sunshine. It’s so important for my well-being!
Excellent work!
I’m a little behind you in page views (12-13k), a little ahead on Alexa (more technical = better alexa), and about even everywhere else.
I’ve written more blog posts, but hardly written any guest posts at all. Even!
This is very cool, because I don’t see competition at all, just like comparing the amount of work with the results. We’ve put in roughly the same amount of work, and we’re getting roughly the same results. That’s really cool!
BTW, growth follows a “logistic curve,” and if you’re clever you can leverage this to your benefit. Work until you’re sick of working, then cut back until your traffic plateaus. Once you know what it takes to stay on the plateau, kick off another round of growth work.
I use this technique to allow me to do other stuff, like write code.
@Sandra Lee, my US summer traffic seems to be holding up.
Dave, That’s amazing you’ve managed such great growth with very little guest posting. Thanks for telling us about your summer stats holding up. I think topic makes a big difference in that regard.
Hi Dave and Sandra, lovely to see you too having a chat here! I love to hear your story Dave and it is amazing that you did it with no guest posts. I think your strong and focused niche probably made the difference. What I love about blogging is that being collaborative rather than competitive helps people. If we all share our readers around then we can all grow together. People may come to this blog who prefer either of your blogs and if they can find me via here that’s brilliant. Sandra – are you noticing a drop in your stats over the US summer? Maybe it is good to have readers in different locations to balance that out. Or think of a way to keep them coming back with a summer series on a certain topic that may be relevant at that time of year.
I should be a little more clear: my summer numbers are flat (stats, etc.), but my relative numbers are picking up as I’m getting back on the circuit to promote.
Have you ever written about this “logistic curve” you mentioned and how you work it – or use it to reduce work?! It sounds very interesting.
Wow, this is EXACTLY what I needed to read to keep me motivated to keep going. Thanks for sharing!
Salut Annabel, et merci pour cet article magnifique!
So wonderful to see you lay out the details of what you do to track the blog. I do just about all of them except a mail subscription which I have been advised to take on. You know, I think your design goes a very long way followed very closely by your writing voice and your genuineness…..I know that from just inquiring about your design and your lengthy and kind responses in return.
I do blogging part-time and still it takes up so much energy and effort – but I never want to give up – I do get tempted….I have some organic 430 subscribers – I never thought I’d go past 25 and now I wonder how much I can do if I do it all the time…. Let me ask you: Why is RSS dead? Lots of people love and read and use RSS. Feedburner drives me bananas too – but it is still the best way to track subscribers, I don’t care much for Feedblitz. Anyway, thank you Annabel! Merci mille fois comme toujours!
Bonjour Farnoosh! Better keep it in English here so everyone can understand. Hehe, we need a good place to practice our french:) You do use Feedburner for email updates to your blog so that’s good. The list can be imported into MailChimp so you have more control over it and can make it look good plus get decent stats on things like opening rates.
I don’t know if RSS is dead. All I know is that growth there on my blog is very slow at the moment, email subscriptions are growing much faster. We should both get a separate email newsletter going! Of your 430 subscribers I wonder what the ratio of email to RSS is?
Hi Annabel,
According to the wonderful Feedburner, of the 446 subscribers today, 244 are on RSS and 160 show on email and the rest show up on “web browsers”…..What do you think? Of course I take Feedburner rates with a grain of salt. I have seen email show as high as 170 but it also varies even though the email subscribers don’t seem to drop out (since I get a notify when they do)…..
Replying to Farnoosh below: Wow! They’ve gone up already. 43o subscribers is very healthy – the first 500 is the hardest! I’d say you have a similar ratio of RSS to email subscribers as me. But we should cherish our email subscribers most. They have the most value as they’ve given us permission to email them every time we update our blog:)
Fantastic achievement Annabel and in such a relatively short time! Good on your.
Ann
Hi Ann, thank you! I’m always thinking I could have done better but it’s not bad. Time to give myself a pat on the back but also make sure I keep up the momentum:)
I really love the trasparency. Adam Baker of http://manvsdebt.com/ is who comes to mind when you let us in like that.
That’s what I really appreciate about you. I have been following you for a long time now, I won’t say you haven’t changed but all changes have been for the better.
Can’t wait for your e-book to come out.
Anyone that is reading this can rest assured that if you buy a course or e-book from Annabel it will be chocked full of goodness learned from experience (blood, sweat and tears included).
Randall
Hi Randall, my little girl says she’s getting better and better every day so good to hear I am too. Lol. I can’t wait to get the book out too and thanks so much for your support!
Annabel,
I wasn’t able to apply above where you asked the question, so here’s my response. Yes, I did notice a drop in stats starting after Memorial Day weekend in the U. S. and a continuing slow down through July so far. I read an excellent article (can’t find the link, sorry) that showed statistics indicating that many types of blogs have lower traffic in the summer (not every type). Copyblogger cut back to 3 posts a week after July 4 weekend, so that also seems to be an indicator.
Hi Sandra, don’t worry if you’re in a dip. There could be any number of reasons and often no reason! Aren’t the Copybloggers just trying to give themselves a break?! Keep going, it will pick up again. Don’t forget to ask your friends and readers to share it on Facebook or email it to anyone who might like it:)
Congratulations, Annabel. Your success is well deserved and inspiring.
This post is so detailed and valuable – all your proprietary data – I would certainly buy it as a downloadable pdf!
Don’t mind me, I’m just the noisy commercial guy at the back of the room – the one who collects the money!
Best, Robin
Hi Robin, you’re brilliant. Paid products are coming! I am distracted by a deep seated urge to go to Blogworld in Las Vegas and have fun but I know I have to be serious, stay here and keep on track with business!
“I take blogging seriously…” That may be an understatement, Annabel
. I love coming here not only for the great tips but for the inspiration to persist with the blog.
Hi Rob, well it’s serious fun too so that helps. I have a stubborn gene. Luckily phsychologists call it grit and say it’s the main key to success:) I wrote about it here: http://www.successfulblogging.com/10-ways-to-get-the-life-you-want/ So happy I help you stay motivated with your blog. It’s one of the hardest things to maintain but the most important so I’m quite fixated on keeping people motivated and happy it’s working!
You deserve the success you achieved, for inspiring and helping a lot of people. Not only bloggers get helped by you, I´m not a blogger (yet), but I had great feelings after reading your posts. I´ve been reading you since June, by the way. I found you in a Forum about expats living in Australia.
Hi Marilia, that’s fabulous to read your feedback and interesting to find out where you found me. I want this to be a place where people want to come to hang out with other go getters and optimists so delighted you’re feeling that:)
Anabel, This is a blog that I will keep and treasure.
Congrats on your first anniversary. You have certainly come a long way. You obviously have a deep commitment to blogging, which is what I fear many other bloggers don’t have – either because of time constrictions or lack of motivation. Also, I think bloggers start under the assumption that it will be easy and never consider all the other work entailed (I didn’t) like the SEO aspects, the analysis, getting to know and linking with other bloggers, etc.
Keep up the good work. You’re helping a lot of us find our way.
Hi Penelope, it’s a learning curve. Even the probloggers like Darren Rowse who’ve been learning about blogging for years are still learning! So glad I can help you and keep you at it:)
Hey Annabel,
nice nice stats – I reread your guest post on guest posting, and that looks like as if it made a major change in your traffic stats !
One reason why peeps like me read your blog is because you have that positive vibes – and the colorful blog design helps with that !
Hi Mars, thank you! I do tend to blame it all on guest posts but I suppose part of the reason is that I really do want to help people and love people:) Plus I don’t see why we can’t have a bit of fun with potentially boring topics like Internet marketing hence I write posts with titles like In Bed With Seth Godin. Lol. Seth himself commented on that one:)
Thank you so much for the postive feedback. It’s great to be appreciated and attracts like-minded postive people.
I also reply to comments, check out my readers blogs and leave them encouraging comments, reply to emails and generally give a lot of love out. I guess that’s helped me too but it’s intangible. I can’t prove it’s helped.
Great journey so far and can’t wait to see where it all leads!
Awesome blog post Annabel – and well done on your first anniversary – and going from baby to toddler to full blown walking
would love to meet you sometime since we’re both on the East Coast 
Hi BA, you know I wish you’d leave your name here! Maybe you could leave a name and your blog name – that’s what I do when I leave a comment:) Yes, it would be great to meet.
Hi Annabel! I love this post, it’s so inspiring to see how your blog is growing so quickly!
I especially like how you show us your “brand awareness” – that’s something that I never really thought about doing the research for, to see how my own blog is growing. I’ll definitely have to dive into GAnalytics and figure all of that stuff out. My 2 year anniversary is coming up, and I may just need to write a similar post for my readers, if you don’t mind. Super inspiring! Thanks!
Thanks for commenting on my blog Pat. That’s so exciting, Can’t believe I gave you an idea too. Whooop! And look forward to reading your 2 year review.
looking at what you have achieved in the last one year is really motivational . And i am still wondering if there is anyone out there your still doubt s that hard work pays??
I wish you all the best and more progress.
Nice job Annabel, I just dicovered this Hot Spot and I love it! I just followed you on Twitter so I can keep up with you.
I’m new to blogging but am not afraid to learn. You make it look easy
Hi Annabel-I am a newbie – so loved reading all about what you have done with blogging. It gives me hope and backbone. Keep up the great work(blogging) I for one can use all the tips I can get. Having found you I am now one your fans!!! xxThanks oh great teacher!!
I take blogging seriously and am constantly checking to see if I’m making progress. I want to know if my blog’s tanking so I can fix it, and I want to know if it’s ranking because that motivates me to carry on blogging.
wow your tips helped me alot in maintaing my site ranking…Thanxx a ton