For the curious webmaster, I published my referrer log data for February through March of '09. Of course, I crawled through the log to remove all of the referrer SPAM, blogs (the ones I don't like) and other worthless sites. Even so, I saw a significant (~200%) increase in web-traffic at kolich.com over the last several months.
Here's the plain-text log. Here's the HTML (clickable) log.
What is a referrer log?
As described by Wikipedia, "when visiting a webpage, the referrer or referring page is the URL of the previous webpage from which a link was followed." In other words, a referrer to kolich.com is the page you came from to get to my blog. The referrer might be another blog, a Google search, Twitter, or no page at all (e.g., if you simply entered http://kolich.com in the URL address bar of your browser).
Here's the plain-text log. Here's the HTML (clickable) log.
What is a referrer log?
As described by Wikipedia, "when visiting a webpage, the referrer or referring page is the URL of the previous webpage from which a link was followed." In other words, a referrer to kolich.com is the page you came from to get to my blog. The referrer might be another blog, a Google search, Twitter, or no page at all (e.g., if you simply entered http://kolich.com in the URL address bar of your browser).
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