Four months on: We hit 10,000 views (and 84 entries since)! Yey! :)

Most viewed posts for the month of June

As is tradition now, the first blog of the month goes to my “monthly report” as to what happened in the last 30 days here at TWIST—which post was read the most; from which countries the thousands of views came from; and stuff of that nature.

Most read posts of ALL TIME (since the blog went live in March)

For the month of June, I am thrilled to announce that the blog hit 3,456 views, which brings its total views to more than 10,000 since it was launched four months ago in March. It's the second time the blog surpassed the 3,000 in a single month (after more than 3,500 views for the month of April).

But the most surprising thing that happened for June is when my post “How to sell a P15,000Swarovski-encrusted footwear” was read more than 750 times—in one single day, becoming the most read post not just for June, but the most read post for this blog ever. That post ended up with 863 reads until the end of June.

Three other entries for June showed strong readership: “Tretorn brings back footwear's classic sophistication in the country" which was read 156 times; “Top selling albums in the USso far” which was read 124 times; and “PHOTOS: Tretorn store inManila launches with mini-fashion show” which was read 123 times.

For the month of June, this is where the 3,456 views came from

As for which countries the 3,456 views came from for June, it's practically the same from that of May's. Not surprisingly, the Philippines was on top, followed by the America, UK, and Canada. Only Ukraine and Japan were new in the top 10 for June. 

Top 10 countries that has viewed this blog the most
since it was launched in March

If we look at the statistics since March, it shows that the percentage of viewers from the Philippines has gone down consistently--from 68% in March; to 65% in April; to 63% in May; and now to 61% in June. I am happy with this, as it suggests that the blog is garnering support even from outside the Philippines. Thanks! :)

I was in Malaysia the last few days of June and first few days of July, so forgive me if there were no new posts for the last five days or so. But do expect to see a lot of Malaysia-centric posts in the next couple of weeks. Thanks! :)