2015 wrap up

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Ok, so I know we are a few days into January…what can I say, HUGE procrastinator!

Anyway, since I use WordPress they have this nifty little feature that tells me what the most viewed posts were for 2015.  It also tells me other fun facts such as:

The busiest day of the year was August 2nd with 201 views. The most popular post that day was Review & #Giveaway – Fudging the Books by Daryl Wood Gerber.

In 2015, there were 472 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 1,205 posts.

Longest Streak

62 days from 19 January – 21 March

Best Day

Tuesday with 79 posts total

These are the posts that got the most views in 2015.

1 Gratitude #Giveaways = #FreeBooks! 14 comments November 2015
2
Clear Your Shelf #Giveaway Hop #books 2 comments August 2015
3
Review & #Giveaway – Fudging the Books by Daryl Wood Gerber @DarylWoodGerber #recipe #cozy 21 comments August 2015
4
Guest Post & #Giveaway – Death on the Prairie by Kathleen Ernst #cozy #mystery #littlehouseontheprairie 22 comments October 2015
5
Review & $50 #Giveaway – In Her Blood by G.V. Trent @GayleTrent 12 comments

The top referring sites in 2015 were:

  1. facebook.com
  2. twitter.com
  3. escapewithdollycas.com
  4. bookhounds.net
  5. reddit.com

So there you go….2015 here at StoreyBook Reviews in a nutshell!  I look forward to sharing more books with you in 2016

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