We are taking a break today to spend with family and friends. But in taking that moment to breathe, we wanted to thank you for visiting MotD and keeping your ears open to so many genres and eras. Here’s a breakdown of what our 2022 has looked like so far:
Visitors by Country:
This graphic (based on page views, not visitors) is fairly typical of where we’ve been proportionately over the past few years, although the size of the visitor list has grown over time. One particular highlight: Given that Bahrain has only 1.85 million people in total, their #3 spot represents quite the disproportionate love of mods!
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2021’s top posts (or pages) so far:
Other than one Randy Rainbow mod which which was re-tweeted by Randy himself, you’ll see next to no overwhelming trends in our top 10.
The Home Page hosts our search function; many visitors seem to just visit and then search by artist, genre, or decade — sometimes repeatedly! It’s our most popular page, by far. Our mobile users tend to use our separate Search page instead. But musical theatre, r+b/soul, classical (one a cappella choral, another symphonic), pop, and prog rock are all part of our top ten (so far) this year. We’re proud of that variety and gratified that our visitors seem to resonate with it, too.
Visitors/Page Views:
We’re very close to racking up another year-end record for total visitors (2021’s total was 8033; this year, 7608 to date).
We’d be thrilled to set another site record for total visitors by year’s end.
If you know of any cross-genre music lovers who’d enjoy our content, please send them our way!
Meanwhile, please continue to submit modulating tunes which you hear in your travels; we’ve now featured submissions from 63 visitors (58 if you don’t count our official contributors)!
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