What the hell??!? (blah, blah of a wannabe alien)
Map Of Digg Traffic
At the beginning of last November, I had the idea to do an automatic geolocation system for blog/website owners called Geo Visitors.
This blog got quite a bit of traffic in the last 24 hours (because of a front-page digg). Anyway, check out what the maps look like for visitors to this blog in the last 24 hours… It’s crazy how much traffic digg can bring you in a short amount of time. Thankfully my quick little caching mechanism I did for WordPress last time I had something in digg, held up (last time WordPress was thrashing my servers because of the traffic).
Europe
United States
New York area
If you want to check out the map in realtime (or use it for your own blog/site), click here.
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about 5 years ago
i like the guy over there in russia; hahah.
about 5 years ago
I am truly amazed at the number of Digg users in New York! It is like a swarmp of bee hives situated near the coast.
In the World Map, it is pretty interesting to note that most of the users come from UK and US. Very interesting…
about 5 years ago
wow, this is truly amazing look at the whole world thats intense… digg.com made it big real bigg
about 5 years ago
I’m disappointed in the exclusion of Sweden…
about 5 years ago
“pretty interesting to note that most of the users come from UK and US. Very interesting…”
i dont find that interesting, the articles at digg are in english…so it is going to be popular at english speaking countries
about 5 years ago
What about Canada *tear* Actually it looks like my area (Southern Ontario) is about as packed as NY… of course My area is 1/3 of the provice where NY is a City, so it’s all in scale of course =P
about 5 years ago
@Keith: The fact that most visitors come from the UK and US must surely only be interesting to the simplest of minds. Digg is an English language website – and guess what? They speak French is France, Spanish in Spain and English in the UK and US!
about 5 years ago
It’s mainly the US and UK because they are two english speaking countries.
about 5 years ago
awww aww dose liddle ppl down in south africa… hey wait… i’m not the only one on the very tip am i?!
about 5 years ago
I wish I was on the Lake front like the map shows!
about 5 years ago
What’s Europe for you? No Sweden, no half Italy, no Greece and NO SPAIN!!
about 5 years ago
Look at the northern half of Belgium though… Packed with users, yet most of them speak Flemish!
about 5 years ago
Doesn’t look like North Carolina is represented very well.
about 5 years ago
Looks like most of Africa, Russis, and Mongolia don’t have computers or Internet!
about 5 years ago
This makes me happy
about 5 years ago
# floodedCodeBoy Says:
May 18th, 2006 at 9:21 am
awww aww dose liddle ppl down in south africa… hey wait… i’m not the only one on the very tip am i?!
Nope, i’m also here
about 5 years ago
Well digg come over to newyork/ michigan.. ull get more people than in fcking cali.
about 5 years ago
Since when are we not a part of Europe?
about 5 years ago
@si: i like the guy over there in russia; hahah.
What? They spotted me! Noooo
Didn’t you know, there are no computers in Russia? Only bears and drunken clowns wondering the streets
about 5 years ago
See those lonely two dots in central Saskatchewan?
That’s me and my boyfriend.
-glych
about 5 years ago
That’s me in Sag Harbor, on the east end of Long Island’s south fork!
about 5 years ago
what’s the country located north of Madagascar? :S
about 5 years ago
Believe it or not, that pin actually is a real place… Seychelles.
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/se.html
Population of that country is estimated at 81,541.
about 5 years ago
“We are on the map and we are staying on the map.” – Tal Brody, former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain after Maccabi Tel Aviv won its first European Championship in the late 70s.
about 5 years ago
Im the one from Chile!!!
about 5 years ago
that dude in russia must have real bad b.o. … all the other diggers dont seem to want to hand around with him…. i see me!!
about 5 years ago
Spain and Portugal are Europe.
about 5 years ago
Bahamas, representin’.
about 5 years ago
See calgary albeta? that’s me
about 5 years ago
I don’t see myself on the map.. but I DO see someone pinned at my local starbucks =p
about 5 years ago
hmm that’s pretty cool, i think I can see myself there
about 5 years ago
From what I see, Seems like less than half the world or probably one third of the world is into digg. There is still room to grow!
about 5 years ago
Does any one know how digg does those google ads so they are just one large one at the top?
Jump on to any digg article to see what i mean (cant post links yet)
about 4 years ago
Wow that is crazy cool.
about 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing these COOL stats!
about 4 years ago
Interesting pics. I’m surprised some are on the oceans?
about 3 years ago
Hi!
very interesting stuff! Do you have any numbers on that?
Like shw many percent from the States, how many from the East Coast? How many from Europe etc?
Cheers,
Chris
about 3 years ago
I think digg’s traffic is great. It is about 8 times comparing to splashdot. Digg is popular to the world including Western, Eastern, and Asian countries.
Thanks for sharing this great article.
Jenny.
about 2 years ago
cool almost real time traffic