Last year I did a post about the statistics on my blogs in lieu of the report that WordPress used to send us all at the end of the year so I have had a look at this year’s results. This flower blog has not really been very well visited this year, but that may be due to the fact that I only post weekly now as most of my blogging takes place on my Cornwall blog and I haven’t left the county to visit any other gardens. Flowers on Friday was a new theme this year and regularly attracted 50+ views. The Spiky Squares challenge during March was around about the same.
Most views during the last year (2019)
- Flowers in Australia #4
- Mrs Greville’s Rose Garden
- More from Nymans
- Flowers on Friday – Anemone coronaria
- Last year’s statistics – Things you have liked
- Flower of the Month – January
- Cornish Wild Flowers in June
- About Page
- Flowers on Friday – Foxgloves
- Spiky Squares #4 and Flowers on Friday – Helenium
Most of my garden visits tend to be within the county of Cornwall at the moment so they appear on the other blog. I might start doing more macros of flowers and nature which I will post on here, but for now this site will be hibernating until springtime. I thank all of you lovely fellow bloggers who take the time to look at my photos for your visits and especially those of you who comment, it is always nice to know what you are thinking and to have a chat. I wish you all a happy, healthy and nature-filled year ahead.
I do like a challenge, Jude, and will participate in your 2020 one!
That will be nice 😘
A thought-provoking post. I activated Google Search console some time ago (it was a Daily Post instruction and I was quite obedient to those, back in the day), to get some insight into what traffic Google sends my way. The majority of directions turned out to be to a single post with ‘rose, peony or camellia’ in the title. It reminded me of your Flowers in Australia 4 post, which is subtitled ‘trumpet vine or creeper’.
I actually felt quite guilty that people were being directed to the post which started off as a fun, Weekly Photo Challenge post. I have since edited it, to try to make it a bit more helpful for anyone landing there, but still think I have written other posts that would be more useful for people searching for things. I suppose Google has a problem – if people type in “trumpet vine or creeper”, where does it send them? It suggests that Google is not half so subtle or all seeing as we might assume – although it has a very big task. Your post on Nymans is one Google should be directing people to. I get no Google traffic at all to any of my posts about gardens, other than as a result of image searches.
That’s very interesting and you are quite right, that post is by no way one of my better ones. Perhaps I need to do some spring cleaning on the blogs!
I always think your blogs and posts are organised really well.
It’s lovely to see these beautiful flowers and to have a reminder of warm spring and summer days. An escape from grey winter for a short while! 🙂
Very grey today! Not much longer before the crocuses will appear again 💐
I’m looking forward to the crocuses – have some in a pot that already showing leaves. 🙂
Yes, lots of my pots are showing signs of life and even some crocuses in the garden, I am amazed they haven’t rotted away with all the rain.
Lovely images Jude.
It’s nice to have a passion. Now I’m off to suss this challenge 🙂 🙂
Enjoy the hibernating, well kind of as sounds like travel is about to take off 😃
I have only found your blog today but really love the photos of flowers. I love flowers. look forward to spring to see more.
Well there are plenty in the archives if you fancy a wander – or look at the links to the gardens. I hope to see you in the spring 🙂