During the last five years, a lot of people have visited this blog. I feel grateful to everyone: those who have disappeared, those who still come regularly (or from time to time), and the few who have become my correspondents. I would like to have a list, but of course, that is impossible.
However, sometimes I wonder: how people end up here? I guess the answer has changed throughout all this time. For instance, I was an active postcrosser when I started the blog, and there has been long time since the last time I sent a Postcrossing postcard (mostly because they get lost too often from Morocco!).
I do not use any tracking tool for this site other that blogger itself, so I cannot analyse the data in detail. There are people who arrive from other blogs, or, lately, from Twitter. I know there is also people who arrive here looking for something like air mail stickers or snail mail ideas, or even more exotic things like chinese mailbox.
Some strange searches that have lead someone to the Mail Adventures blog, too. Even if they are not related to mail, in principle, I can understand that you arrive here looking for a day without coffee, diy giraffe projects or drawing of matsu the sea goddess.
But I have collected some really odd words. Here is the top ten:
However, sometimes I wonder: how people end up here? I guess the answer has changed throughout all this time. For instance, I was an active postcrosser when I started the blog, and there has been long time since the last time I sent a Postcrossing postcard (mostly because they get lost too often from Morocco!).
I do not use any tracking tool for this site other that blogger itself, so I cannot analyse the data in detail. There are people who arrive from other blogs, or, lately, from Twitter. I know there is also people who arrive here looking for something like air mail stickers or snail mail ideas, or even more exotic things like chinese mailbox.
Some strange searches that have lead someone to the Mail Adventures blog, too. Even if they are not related to mail, in principle, I can understand that you arrive here looking for a day without coffee, diy giraffe projects or drawing of matsu the sea goddess.
But I have collected some really odd words. Here is the top ten:
- camels Australia 20 march 2013
- claudia sofio la vache a violé
- experimental jetset
- make a fuss pics
- naked portuguese women in the azores
- rene burri verona
- serki toponi
- show your junk
- women in the 50's in the kitchen
- you do not read any French
(Honestly, people ending up here while looking for number 2, 5 or 8 worries me a little...)
Faig uns ulls com unes taronges! La major part de cerques que porten almru blog són per "treball de recerca de segon de Batxilletat", "Garraf" i "Flatiron Building". :D
ReplyDeleteCreus que m'hauria de preocupar? ;)
DeleteHahah Una miqueteta! :D
DeleteWhaou. Impressive list. 2 5 8 are surprising indeed ! I love the 3 experimental jetset 😊
ReplyDeleteI would love it if I just knew what it is... ;-)
DeleteFortunately all I had to do was click on you name, as you were one of the first (maybe the first?) follower on my blog. Now I am up to 5 followers!
ReplyDeleteDon't tell me that you weren't looking for "serki toponi"...
DeleteHaha!
DeleteVraiment bizarre...mais je crois que c' est quand meme un peu bizarre mais on vais avoir ca toujours
ReplyDeleteIsn't it awful but I can't recall how we met up. Was it postcrossing or blogging and, If so, who Visited who first?
ReplyDeletep.S. i know it wasn't through NO. 5 !!!
DeleteYou discovered my blog first, and sent me a message through the Postcrossing site. I remember that. But how you discovered it... that's difficult! Are you sure completely sure that it wasn't through no. 5? :D
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