This blog in 2023
2023 is over, so it’s time to review this blog’s numbers!
The second half of 2023 was the period when I published a lot of useful articles which resulted in some traffic increase from Google and other search engines.
For the previous few months, the blog has been getting 40 unique visitors a day (1.2k a month). Let’s see who those people are and what they are looking for.
Top performing pages of 2023
17 new articles were published in 2023. Top 5 most visited are:
- ‘pwsh’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file - 24k impressions, 2125 clicks
- ‘dotnet swagger tofile’ command fails with ‘incorrect runtime’ error - 34k impressions, 1811 clicks
- Nullable reference types and model binding in ASP.NET - 21k impressions, 562 clicks
- Multiple Swagger definitions in the same .NET project - 5k impressions, 425 clicks
- .ConfigureAwait(false) in ASP.NET Core applications - 10k impressions, 384 clicks
Top 10 countries
- United States - 28k impressions, 892 clicks
- India - 10k impressions, 563 clicks
- United Kingdom - 8.5k impressions, 394 clicks
- Germany - 7k impressions, 270 clicks
- Brazil - 5k impressions, 223 clicks
- Netherlands - 5k impressions, 215 clicks
- Canada - 4.5k impressions, 210 clicks
- Sweden - 3.5k impressions, 179 clicks
- Australia - 3.6k impressions, 174 clicks
- Poland - 4.5k impressions, 170 clicks
2024
Unfortunately, my home, Ukraine, is still being attacked by russia, which of course doesn’t particularly help with blogging, but let’s hope 2024 will be better for everyone.
See you in the next articles!
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