How many…

I noticed earlier this week that Google has added a few new tools to it’s analytic which make it easy to track how many people are visiting your website from mobile phones.

I checked a couple of museums who my company work with and found that a little over 1% of the traffic that their websites received came from mobile phones, the bulk of these from iPhones.

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I wondered if anyone else would like to share how much traffic they are receiving from mobile phones, to get a better idea of the kind of benchmark we can expect.

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11 Responses to “How many…”

  1. Linda Ellis says:

    Jan 2010:

    iPhone 0.68%
    iPod 0.3%
    Symbian 0.13%
    Android 0.08%
    Blackberry 0.03%

  2. Nick says:

    iPhone – 2.0%
    Android – 0.3%
    iPod – 0.2%
    Windows – 0.1%
    BlackBerry – 0.1%

  3. Rich Cherry says:

    For http://www.balboapark.org
    iPhone 3.46%
    Android 0.78%
    iPod 0.44%
    BlackBerry 0.32%
    Windows 0.07%
    Samsung 0.03%
    PalmOS 0.02%
    SymbianOS 0.01%

  4. J.Riga says:

    http://www.cosi.org

    iPhone 1.83% of total site visits (about 1,300 visitors/mo)

    Android 0.61% (420/mo)

    iPod 0.55% (380/mo)

    BlackBerry 0.27% (186/mo)

    Windows 0.10% (70/mo)

    PalmOS 0.04% (25/mo)

    Others too small to list:
    Samsung, Symbian, Sony

  5. Hugh Wallace says:

    For http://www.nms.ac.uk in January 2010:

    iPhone: 0.58%
    iPod: 0.14%
    Symbian: 0.06%
    Android: 0.04%
    Blackberry: 0.03%
    Samsung: 0.01%

  6. Michelle says:

    For http://www.thedock.ie

    % of Site Total: 1.68%

    1. iPhone 1.16%
    2. iPod 0.32%
    3. SymbianOS 0.12%
    4. Android 0.04%
    5. BlackBerry 0.04%

  7. For http://www.articus.org.uk (our specialist online art resource)

    SymbianOS – 1.14%

    iPhone – 1.14%

    iPod – 1.14%

    (Should explain, that this only equates to one visit by each as we don’t have that many visits at the moment. But it was a shock to see there was mobile visitors at all!!!)

  8. For http://www.youraga.ca (the Art Gallery of Alberta):

    iPhone – 2.19%

    iPod – 0.44%

    Blackberry – 0.16%

    Android – 0.04%

    Windows – 0.02%

    Others (smaller):

    Nokia, SymbianOS, Sony

  9. Jane Finnis says:

    February 25, 2010 at 4:19 pm

    http://www.culture24.org.uk
    Mobile Devices
    One Month: January 25, 2010 to February 24, 2010
    total visits 207,604 1% 2076.04

    Operating System – Visits / % visits
    iPhone – 991 / 0.48%
    iPod – 344 / 0.17%
    SymbianOS – 123 / 0.06%
    Android – 84 / 0.04%
    Sony – 36 / 0.02%
    Windows – 30 / 0.01%
    BlackBerry – 28 / 0.01%
    Samsung – 21 / 0.01%
    Nokia – 4 / 0.00%
    LG – 2 / 0.00%

  10. [...] this week, Jim Richardson’s Museum Marketing blog highlights a new feature on Google Analytics that monitors the number of visits from mobiles. I found it fascinating to see how many people are [...]

  11. Mobile visits for The Royal Pavilion and Museums Brighton & Hove during February are as follows:

    http://www.brighton-hove-pavilion.gov.uk

    iPhone -151
    iPod – 22
    Symbian OS – 13
    Android – 11
    Blackberry – 11
    Sony – 5
    Windows – 0
    Nokia – 0

    http://www.brighton-hove-museums.gov.uk

    iPhone -122
    iPod – 19
    Symbian OS – 13
    Android – 9
    Blackberry – 5
    Sony – 1
    Windows – 4
    Nokia – 0

    iPhone visits accounted for 2.74% of all visits to both sites in February.

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