The nice thing about having the blog analytical programs is learning the search strings that bring people to your site.
In the case of this site, we learn that many people don't know the difference between "alter" and "altar," and we therefore hope that our digital altar alters their perception.
We also learn that (apart from altered altars) the top search query is still "Kurukulle," with "Dzogchen" running second.
After love comes liberation? Maybe if we reverse those results everybody will get better results.
We also learn that 60% of our visitors are repeat visitors... which is a good number... and they come from 86 different countries around the world.
In the case of this site, we learn that many people don't know the difference between "alter" and "altar," and we therefore hope that our digital altar alters their perception.
We also learn that (apart from altered altars) the top search query is still "Kurukulle," with "Dzogchen" running second.
After love comes liberation? Maybe if we reverse those results everybody will get better results.
We also learn that 60% of our visitors are repeat visitors... which is a good number... and they come from 86 different countries around the world.