Tomorrow (Tuesday) are the final primaries of the Winter/Spring electoral season. And for the last thirteen weeks of the past five months, Logobama.com has played some kind of role in every primary contest, except apparently West Virginia.
This last week brought in visitors from both ends of the political spectrum… on the right is Michelle Malkin’s blog (here), and on the left is the Daily Kos blog (three different mentions: here, here and here). Visitors were up for the last week because of this. We’re also over 8,200 Logobamas created, but no additional donations. You’d think visitors from Michelle’s blog would want to donate to Obama…
We’re also mixing up the charts a bit and streamlining the data. We’ve graphed out visitors per week (in blue) along with Logobamas created per week (in red) in the first graph below. The second graph shows the percentage of visitors creating Logobamas, which interestingly had been going up over time until this week. The third graph shows donations overall (in red) and donations week by week (in blue). Hope the new data display gives more trending insights.
And since the final two primaries are on Tuesday, next week we’ll take a look back over the last fourteen weeks at some of the biggest referring sites, the most viewed Logobamas on Flickr, and other interesting Logobama facts. By that point we may have an idea if Logobama.com should remain active until November or not. Or maybe we’ll have no idea at all. Ah, politics. Anyway, on to the graphs.
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Visitors per Week / Logobamas Created per Week
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Percent of Visitors Creating a Logobama per Week
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Total Donations and Donations Week by Week
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