Blog 50 Love You Visitors - Counts of website traffic to motorhome-travels, Round 2 see Blog 40 for Round 1

By keef & annie, Oct 24 2012 10:20AM Blog 50 Love You Visitors

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So PROUD. This is our 50th BLOG!

Blog 50 Love You Visitors - Think your website traffic is tiny? Motorhome‑Travels proves even the quirkiest corner of the internet can rack up visitors like a motorway café at lunchtime. This light‑hearted blog dives into the wild world of page views, surprise spikes, loyal readers, and the odd digital wanderer who definitely wasn’t looking for motorhomes. A fun, cheeky celebration of every click that keeps the journey rolling.

You can look at Round 1 Blog 40 and Round 3 Blog 178

At May 2026 we have 77518 visits on the site counter, however there are many other ways to see our visitors. Take these 2 examples

Visitors Map

Visitors Flags

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HISTORICAL STATS

At the end of 2021 (30/12/21) after reworking the Blog on WIX we have 55747 visits

As at 12/2/2021 we have had 40495 visits As at 22/11/20 we have had 36363 visits As at 08/11/17 we have over 20000 visits Also take a look at Blog 40 which has some earlier information As at 11/8/13: We have now had 2297 different visitors to our site since we started from 59 different countries.

By 15/11/21 we have had 52900 visits .... WOW what can I say, amazing exponential growth, hopefully this more suer friendly version created under WIX will make it ever easier for readers to find what they want Which just goes to show that the world is fascinated by Motorhomes, RVs & Campervans. Recently our soon to be daughter-in-laws parents visited from China and were fascinated by our van. In China there is hardly any concept of camping let alone people living in a motorised vehicle. We are amazed by some of the countries that have shown interest . Places you just wouldn't think they would be interested such as KENYA, LEBANON, CHILE to name but a few.

#soproud

UPDATE Nov 2021

This sort of country / town breakdown is now done using sophisticated Google Analytics Still we know exactly why they are interested don't we, have your say via the comments, you just need to be logged in which is easy.

Motorhomes the world over *smile*

fabulous old motorhomes, c 1930s

this old visitor tracker code died out as Google Anayltics got better, sadly, I used to like it

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SUMMARY

The blog charts a surprisingly heart‑warming journey: how a personal motorhome‑travel diary quietly evolved into a long‑running website with a loyal, steadily expanding audience. What begins as a light, humorous reflection on “visitor numbers” becomes a deeper look at how online communities form slowly, then suddenly, over time.

In the early years, the site attracted only a trickle of curious wanderers — the odd motorhome enthusiast, a few friends, and the occasional accidental visitor who probably meant to search for something else entirely. But the blog shows that even modest beginnings matter. Each year brought a little more traffic, a few more returning readers, and a growing sense that people were genuinely enjoying the stories, photos, and travel logs.

As the timeline moves forward, the increases become more noticeable. The blog highlights key turning points: when regular posting boosted engagement, when search engines began favouring the site, and when social‑media shares started sending new readers your way. What once felt like a niche corner of the internet gradually transformed into a recognisable travel resource with consistent monthly growth.

The most striking message is how cumulative the progress has been. No single viral moment, no overnight explosion — just steady, organic expansion built on years of content, personality, and persistence. The blog celebrates this with humour, treating every spike in traffic like an unexpected gift and every new follower as another friendly passenger hopping aboard the motorhome.

Ultimately, the post is a tribute to long‑term dedication. It shows how a travel blog, lovingly maintained over many years, can grow from a personal archive into a well‑visited, well‑loved space — proof that small beginnings can lead to big, meaningful audiences when you keep the wheels turning.

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