TODAY IS EUCALYPTOLOGICS BLOGOVERSARY!
One year ago this divulgative project on Eucalyptus cultivation around the world named EUCALYPTOLOGICS was started as GIT Forestry Consulting's weblog. One year later, in its first blogoversary, we celebrate the positive evolution of our pet project with some First Year Balance statistics and a compilation of the Top 15 topics our readers have favoured along this wonderful trip together.
Geographic distribution of EUCALYPTOLOGICS readers. Data courtesy Google Analytics. (Click image to enlarge)
Statistical indicators of EUCALYPTOLOGICS evolution during its first year. Data courtesy Google Analytics.More than 200 Academic Organisations (Universities, Colleges & Schools), 150 Corporate Firms (Primary Resources, Industry & Services, excluding IT) and 70 Governmental Agencies (Local, Regional, National & International) in 94 countries around the world are among EUCALYPTOLOGICS readers.
EUCALYPTOLOGICS is a highly specialised interdisciplinary information resource targeted to a niche audience even if we try to deliver a mix of technical and non technical information to make it accessible to all. We rather quality than quantity.
According to Alexa, the Web Information Company, EUCALYPTOLOGICS has experienced a +650% traffic increase in the last 3 months and is steadily climbing its traffic rank. According to NetCraft estimates, there are currently some 160 million websites in the World Wide Web, of which roughly 70 million are active websites. Crossing both data sets, it can be roughly estimated that GIT Forestry Consulting's Eucalyptus Blog EUCALYPTOLOGICS is currently in the top 5% of the World Wide Web.
These results are very pleasing, but must be taken humbly. We are a very small grain of sand compared to the giant rolling stones of the Internet beach. And a niche information resource. Our aim must always be quality.
According to Alexa, the Web Information Company, EUCALYPTOLOGICS has experienced a +650% traffic increase in the last 3 months and is steadily climbing its traffic rank. According to NetCraft estimates, there are currently some 160 million websites in the World Wide Web, of which roughly 70 million are active websites. Crossing both data sets, it can be roughly estimated that GIT Forestry Consulting's Eucalyptus Blog EUCALYPTOLOGICS is currently in the top 5% of the World Wide Web.
These results are very pleasing, but must be taken humbly. We are a very small grain of sand compared to the giant rolling stones of the Internet beach. And a niche information resource. Our aim must always be quality.
Thank you very much to all our readers, big or small, for making this possible!
Top 15 Stories @ EUCALYPTOLOGICS
(May 2007 - May 2008)
(May 2007 - May 2008)
1) Eucalyptus: The Giants of Spain & Portugal (HISTORY)
2) Growing Eucalyptus from seed: some key concepts (HORTICULTURE)
3) By their fruits ye shall know them: Small tips on Eucalyptus Identification (BOTANY)
4) Pruning ornamental eucalypts: Eucalyptus gunnii example (HORTICULTURE)
5) Grandpa, the Giant Eucalyptus... in video (HISTORY)
6) 100% Eucalyptus timber built home in Galicia (INDUSTRY)
7) Cold hardy Eucalyptus forestry in Galicia (II): when snow comes... (FORESTRY)
8) Cold hardy Eucalyptus dalrympleana in Galicia... and elsewhere (GENETICS)
9) Eucalyptus, not just timber: ecological restoration via phytoremediation (ECOLOGY)
10) Eucalyptus paulistana: The Brazilian Giant, Navarro de Andrade (HISTORY)
11) Snow Gums: cold hardy Eucalyptus from Alpine Australia (BOTANY)
12) Eucalyptus: coastal rainforests in Galicia (Spain). (HISTORY)
13) Ornamental Eucalyptus? You must be kidding! (HORTICULTURE)
14) Eucalyptus Clonal Nursery: Rooting Cuttings Video (HORTICULTURE)
Eucalyptus are impossible from cuttings?
15) Eucalyptus in Brazil: Life of a Clone (FORESTRY)
Eucalyptus Clonal Forestry: growing elite trees
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