New user registrations per year (valid users only)
ZooChat 2018 stats
- Thread starter Simon Hampel
- Start date
User status
- Total registrations up until the end of 2018: 15,628
- Valid: 5,509 (35.3%) - can post
- Invalid: 1,093 (7.0%) - can't post (account disabled, email bounced, account not activated)
- Banned: 226 (1.4%) - problematic user, spammer
- Removed: 8,800 (56.3%) - old invalid or banned users who have never posted and who have been purged from the database
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Current user status
- Total current users: 6,828
- Active users: 4,077 (59.7%) - can post and has posted
- Never posted: 1,432 (21.0%) - can post, but never has
- Email bounced: 604 (8.8%) - email has bounced back as undeliverable
- Incomplete registration: 247 (3.6%) - user has not confirmed their email address after registering
- Spammer: 134 (2.0%) - user was banned for spamming
- Never logged in: 126 (1.8%) - user registered, but did not confirm their email address and never logged in again
- Banned: 92 (1.3%) - user was banned for causing problems
- Disabled: 77 (1.1%) - user requested we disable their account
- Email changed: 39 (0.6%) - user changed their email address, but never confirmed
Active users per day
Number of users who have logged in each day
Number of users who have logged in each day
Posting users per day
Number of users who have made at least one post each day
Number of users who have made at least one post each day
Posting users per month
Number of users who have posted at least once each month
Number of users who have posted at least once each month
Posting users per year
Number of users who have posted at least once each year
Number of users who have posted at least once each year
Posts per user per day
"On average, how many posts do users make per day?"
"On average, how many posts do users make per day?"
Posts per user per month
"On average, how many posts do users make per month?"
"On average, how many posts do users make per month?"
Posts per user per year
"On average, how many posts do users make per year?"
"On average, how many posts do users make per year?"
Uploading users per day
Number of users who have uploaded media each day
Number of users who have uploaded media each day
Uploading users per month
Number of users who have uploaded media each month
Number of users who have uploaded media each month
Uploading users per year
Number of users who have uploaded media each year
Number of users who have uploaded media each year
Uploads per user per day
"On average, how many media uploads does each member make per day (out of those who have uploaded media that day) ?"
"On average, how many media uploads does each member make per day (out of those who have uploaded media that day) ?"
Uploads per user per month
"On average, how many media uploads does each member make per month (out of those who have uploaded media that month) ?"
"On average, how many media uploads does each member make per month (out of those who have uploaded media that month) ?"
Uploads per user per year
"On average, how many media uploads does each member make per year (out of those who have uploaded media that year) ?"
"On average, how many media uploads does each member make per year (out of those who have uploaded media that year) ?"
Posts by day of the week
Seems like Tuesdays or Mondays are our most talkative.
Visits by day of the week (all visitors, both members and guests)
More people visit the site on Mondays than any other day of the week.
Note that this visits by day of week report is based on Sydney time (GMT+10), so it is a bit skewed compared to our actual visitors. I have created a new report for GMT which I will use in future - but it will take some time to populate the data.
Seems like Tuesdays or Mondays are our most talkative.
Visits by day of the week (all visitors, both members and guests)
More people visit the site on Mondays than any other day of the week.
Note that this visits by day of week report is based on Sydney time (GMT+10), so it is a bit skewed compared to our actual visitors. I have created a new report for GMT which I will use in future - but it will take some time to populate the data.
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Media uploads by day of the week
Saturdays and Sundays seem to dominate here - with Mondays a distant 3rd.
Saturdays and Sundays seem to dominate here - with Mondays a distant 3rd.
Media comments by day of the week
Fairly unsurprisingly, more photos uploaded on Saturday and Sunday = more comments made on Sunday and Monday.
Fairly unsurprisingly, more photos uploaded on Saturday and Sunday = more comments made on Sunday and Monday.
Posts by time of day (GMT)
Note that all times are taken as GMT (ie London time), regardless of where the user who posted is posting from. While it would be nice to adjust for local times of posters - it is practically impossible to do in any reliable way.
Anyway, the chart is kind of interesting given the differences in time zones around the world. I would have expected a much flatter graph - with the west coast of the US 8 hours behind GMT and the east coast 5 hours behind.
Given the majority of our users come from the UK and from the US, I expected the peak posting times to be longer.
For example, the middle of the peak period in this chart is 9pm GMT/London time, which is understandable - many people jump on the forum in the evening to post. However, 9pm GMT is 4pm in New York and 1pm in Los Angeles (and 8am in Sydney!).
With such a spread, I would have expected far less of a peak.
Visits by time of day (all visitors - both members and guests ... GMT+10)
The above chart uses Sydney time (GMT+10), and thus is about 10 hours out from where is should be. The chart shows peak visitors at around 6am Sydney time, which is approximately 8pm GMT - which makes more sense. I have set up a new view in Google Analytics to show this data based on GMT, but it will take some time to populate that data.
Note that all times are taken as GMT (ie London time), regardless of where the user who posted is posting from. While it would be nice to adjust for local times of posters - it is practically impossible to do in any reliable way.
Anyway, the chart is kind of interesting given the differences in time zones around the world. I would have expected a much flatter graph - with the west coast of the US 8 hours behind GMT and the east coast 5 hours behind.
Given the majority of our users come from the UK and from the US, I expected the peak posting times to be longer.
For example, the middle of the peak period in this chart is 9pm GMT/London time, which is understandable - many people jump on the forum in the evening to post. However, 9pm GMT is 4pm in New York and 1pm in Los Angeles (and 8am in Sydney!).
With such a spread, I would have expected far less of a peak.
Visits by time of day (all visitors - both members and guests ... GMT+10)
The above chart uses Sydney time (GMT+10), and thus is about 10 hours out from where is should be. The chart shows peak visitors at around 6am Sydney time, which is approximately 8pm GMT - which makes more sense. I have set up a new view in Google Analytics to show this data based on GMT, but it will take some time to populate that data.
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