The Acorn is read in more than 108 countries
By popular request, here’s a map showing the worldwide readership of this blog (shaded in red). This is a compilation of readership data collected by Awstats on both the previous and current URLs for the months April and May 2006. The map was generated using Douwe Osinga’s handy tool. In addition to the 108 countries identified, there are a significant number of readers from “unknown” countries. The top 10 countries (including Unknown) account for over 95% of the traffic.
Hi there, everyone! And thanks for helping in my education.
No readers from Papua New Guinea? Tsk Tsk! That’s mighty awful!
Looks like Acorn is an estabishment now, Nitin.
Is the unknown country in the top ten this tiny white spec north of Bangladesh?
Are u planning to include this blogometer as a permanent feature of the blog?
Chandra,
If you play with the visitedcountries link, it seems that missing
country is bhutan.
Excellent stuff Nitin.
North Korea could do with a little Acorn.
Congrats Nitin
Keep up the excellent work.
Regards
Niketan
I’m not surprised. Your blog is always a great read Nitin. And it’s time to dump AWSTATS, Google Analytics – http://www.google.com/analytics/
– Sri
Nitin,
Can you tell us which countries/org. have banned you? I bet you must be banned big time in Pak. 🙂