Stats
In celebration of passing 1000 words yesterday and 15,000 followers this morning, I've put up a Stats page.
Here are a few slightly geeky observations, appropriate for a post entitled 'Stats'...
You can get about 25 words to a tweet. The average on my stats page says 23.9, but that doesn't include the reference at the beginning of each summary.
I'm averaging 137.5 characters per tweet. If I continue at that rate, the full summary will be 163,487.5 characters long. (How am I going to do that half-character?) That's actually less than I would have guessed.
I've included 'change in followers' as one of the categories. There's usually a drop in followers for a couple of hours immediately after I post, but an increase of about 20-40 overall by the next morning.
If the current rate of growth continues I'll have about 50,000 followers when I finish the project. I've been gaining 20-40 followers each day for a couple of weeks now (excluding the days when Bible Summary is mentioned in the news etc.) so I'm guessing that will be the average. But who knows - maybe everyone will decide to unfollow one day after a particularly poor summary somewhere in Leviticus!
And a bonus, not from the Stats page...
Wyoming is holding out as the only US state not to send a visitor to www.biblesummary.info. Google Analytics informs me that I've had visitors from 115 countries and all 49 other US states.
Comments
Well, I wish I knew someone from Wyoming to send your way, but I don't know. Maybe it's because there aren't that many?
Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate what you're doing. I'm especially looking forward to the day it's done. Then when I want to find a particular story and don't remember where it is, (which happens often) I can look through the archives!
I summarised all 1,189 chapters of the Bible on Twitter - one tweet per chapter, one chapter per day for over three years.
Click ☰Summaries above to view the archive.
Find out about the project here, you can buy the Bible Summary book on Kindle or in paperback, and feel free to get in contact if you have any comments or questions.
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