Where in the World?
If you’ve ever wondered where on Earth all the visitors to your site are coming from, this feature is for you!
Mosey on over to your My Stats tab on the WordPress.com homepage:
…and check out the brand new “Views by Country” panel.
Now, you can see at a glance exactly which countries comprise your audience:
When you click on or hover over a country name, the map zooms in so you can really get a feel for all the parts of the planet your content has reached:
The Summaries page shows you country stats for the previous week, month, quarter and all time, but keep in mind this feature is new and views by country are not available prior to March 2012:
We are tremendously excited to be working on new features like this for your WordPress.com My Stats tab. Stay tuned for the next evolution!
- March 9, 2012
- Stats
WordPress.com News 
Excellent update! Really interesting to see that the majority of my readers come from the US & Canada.
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Great feature – thanks a lot!
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This is extreemly awesome. And extreemly helpful. Thanks for promoting success.
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That’s Cool I’ll have to go and check it out! Looks like fun I may have a few surprises Hmm???
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Great feature. Thanks WordPress!
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Noticed That Yesterday, That is Just Awesome Great Job
DarkJade-
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This really is a lovely feature! If I ever started doubting if I should keep up the hard work of writing everything twice in different languages, this indeed is motivating! Thanks guys!
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I was just saying how proud I was to be part of a global community, Now I have proof. Thanks a lot.
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Very good feature! Add the “time spent by visitors” and the stats of WordPress will be super!
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this is so amazing, it has really blown my mind to see how people from all over the world are reading my blog. It’s incredible, wow, thank you so much wordpress peoples:).
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The more I learn about WordPress…the more I realize I still have a lot to learn. ☺ Cool indeed!
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When will you make this useful feature available on the Dashboard-based Site Stats page?
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This feature was designed exclusively for your My Stats tab on the WordPress.com home page. Hence, it will not be available in the “wp-admin” dashboard.
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Understood, Jeff. Many thanks for your response. It’s evident from the comments here that you’ve made a lot of users very happy. Apologies for phrasing my comment as a question. All the best.
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This is a GREAT new feature!! I love it! I use my site in my elementary classroom and it is a great way to include geography! Thanks!!!
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Nice feature. I always wondered why WordPress didn’t have this functionality before. We can only check the map for the top posts? It would be nice to see the map for all posts.
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The “Views by Country” stat feature is for views across your whole site — not just top posts.
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very well done.. kudos WP
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super like… how i wish our blog visitors can see it also 😉
thumbs up
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Jeff, this feature is awesome! Thanks for telling us about it. I’m curious, does WP offer a “Flag” widget to represent visitors from other nations on the main page??? Let me know!
Thanks,
Tim
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Hi, Tim. We don’t provide such a widget yet, but stay tuned. It’s the logical extension of this feature 😉
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Reblogged this on Sakura93's World and commented:
Wordpress always has something new and great to share. Now I know where visitors come from,love it~ I can’t believe someone from Canada viewed and from some part of Africa ^^. But mostly the USA 🙂
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That’s what I always wanted! Thanks!
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I love this feature! Thanks so much! I had a sneaking suspicion that my blog was read avidly by my friends and fmaily – this showed me that it was people from all over the world – amazing! And now I know who my audience is!
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Well done. Two suggestions for futther improvements. Add the “Unknown” category so that users can reconcile to the total views. Secondly, make the Top 10 or 20 or something available in a widget. 🙂
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Thanks for this feature. I appreciate the excellence of your work. The ease of use of the features and relevant feedback make this a great site from which to blog and learn.
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Reblogged this on Egill and commented:
Once again, my co-workers making me proud! Team Data FTW!
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Awesome! This is going to become my new obsession, I can just tell! 🙂
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Thanks. If wordpress could provide a trace of all the pages accessed by every visitor, I could delete the statcounter widgets I currently use.
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SUPER LIKE!!
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I like this feature and pay way too much attention to it. It’s good though.
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This is fantastic – I am genuinely interested where my readers come from, esp. by their comments I seem to have fired up a few Americans in my post ‘The Accountant in Liberia’ … & they weren’t even my words!! Yeek! But it’s good to speak, feel, move … as long as we do it intelligently. But anyway, I like this because I tried getting a flag thing they I see on some blogs but I was only able to post it to A SINGLE POST, couldn’t do the side bar thing. Was so annoying so what I’m saying is: LOVE THIS! 🙂
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Thanks you from Spain!!!
I´m very happy for this. I need it for my magazine.
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Thanks for the great feature! It’s nice to see that I got visitors from pretty much every country around the world except Greenland. Now I’m curious… Do you have WordPress available in Greenland?
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WOW!!!!!! THANKS soooo much for adding this to WordPress!!!!! I have been wanting something like this ever since I moved over from Blogger to WPress. Again……I really appreciate this!!!
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Wow!!! C’est super, j’adore!!! Vive WordPress 🙂
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I love this new feature. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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This is the best. Thank you so much WordPress for keeping on making great stuff! I don’t have to put a flag counter on my blog then. WEEHOO!
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I’ve been waiting for something like this! Thanks WordPress ^.^ Keep up the good work!
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I wish this feature available in WordPress.org platform.
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Hi, Elena. If you’re using Jetpack, you can view your Views by Country on your My Stats tab of the WordPress.com home page. Cheers!
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WordPress just keeps getting COOLER AND COOLER!
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LOVE the country zoom-in and flags! This will be even more awesome than that world map shower curtain that I used to stare at every time I was in the bathroom…
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Yes, perfect. This application late in coming… but is finally here! Great job and Congratulations!
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This is fantastic! I love this new feature. WordPress has just been exceptional as far as helping make my blog happy and easy! Thanks!
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Great work!! keep it up!!!
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Totally cool! I love this new feature! Way to go WordPress.
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Wow! This is the best enhancement yet!
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Nice feature. I was surprised that so many people outside the United States were following local news on Hawaii Island. Russ Roberts, editor, http://prgnewshawaii.wordpress.com.
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Evolution! Definitely a great and useful feature. Thank you so much WordPress. 😀
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It would be cool if we could zoom in on the UK and drill it down further into regions!
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I love this new feature. It is nice seeing where in the world my visitors come from. Thanks
Gramatrudy
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Yay! This is cool, it’s nice to see where the views are coming from.
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Giving Webalizer a run for its money with every Stats upgrade. 🙂
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Excellent – almost made all continents
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Nice feature 🙂
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wordpress.com everytime gets better and better, this is truly awesome because keeps our enthusiasm fresh and let us dream more and express it here, live on WordPress.com, the next best thing is twenty twelve! keep up the good work 😀
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Finally WordPress.com did it. I was waiting for this features since long time. Thanks Guys!
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Endlessly fascinating and just shows the amazing internationality of blogging!
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Brillant. Great and much appreciated update !
Thanks.
Too bad that the datas don’t cover the whole period of the blog.
Two requests:
– Be able to know how many unique visitors came to see our blog.
– Be able to add Google analytics to a wp.com blog.
Thanks !!
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As always, I love the features you keep adding for us! I’m SO happy I chose WordPress to work with!! 😀
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Thanks from Milan (Italy)
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I really love this new feature! Great work!
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Great job. I was really surprised when I noticed that yesterday.
Constant improvements, congratulations.
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* Can we see how many views we got from each country on a particular day? (like in the summaries). Be interesting to see what different folk were into, and how much less slang I need to use.
* Is it possible for the UK to be sub-divided into counties?
Sorry if I’m being demanding, but it’s such a great resource!
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Awesome! I’d had a similar feature in Blogger a while back, and I’m thrilled it’s here now!
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I love this new feature! But why are you moving the stats page?
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The homepage is where the bulk of our development is focused at the moment, having stats there allows us to evolve it faster. As you can see, stats has been spruced up already and we’ll be adding more features soon. Having stats on the homepage also gives us more flexibility down the road for making them faster.
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This is just awesome 🙂
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guys and gals at WP, thanks a lot! it’s always good to know where the stalkers come from. : D
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This is brilliant, thanks. 🙂
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I noticed this yesterday; it is a great feature. Well done WordPress!
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This is a great program! Now businesses and casual bloggers know that the information that is being posted is viewed all over the world.
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most awaited feature till now for my blog’s stats… see it yesterday before this posting, great feature!
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This is a great feature, such a nice surprise to find on the Dashboard! Two suggestions, 1) Could you break out unique visitors for each country visit? and 2) Could you break out what tags and what posts visitors are looking at when they visit? Thanks again, looking forward to all the new Dashboard improvements.
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FFF – Fabulous, fabulous feature – what took you so long? Just joking – just joking – thanks for the great addition.
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Any chance this part of the stats can be moved down on the stats page? I find the referrers, search engine terms, and top posts and pages far more useful for day-to-day tracking and blog planning. Thanks!
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Hi, Kate. You can long-click the top of the box that says “Views by Country” and drag it to another spot on the page. Once you move it, it should stay put for the next time you view your stats.
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me encanta, love it, thank you
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Great feature! 😀
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Great feature! It’s good to actually see where your audience is from/who you’re targeting.
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I got really excited when I first saw this. I thought it might be a Carmen Sandiego tracker.
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This is great! I found it quite humbling and very gratifying to think that people as far afield as Chile and India (I’m from the UK) have read my blog. Wonderful that we share the same interests across the globe.
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Thank you very much!
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A stroke of genius, and a wonderful surprise too! I can see hours and hours of fun will be had by us all with this natty new addition. Thank you.
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This is a great feature! I’ve been wanting to put a counter which where countries visit my blog everyday with a widget. Cool!
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Found out that like Hasselhoff, I’m huge in Germany!
Nah, just kidding. Only 2 views total from Germany. But still, very cool feature. I feel so international.
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I like this feature much, but it would be even better if there was a more detailed breakdown, like states within the U.S. and cities within the states themselves… Thank you!
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Reblogged this on Elemental Magic and commented:
It was so amazing, signing into my BLOG and checking my stats; and finding a new feature.
Now you can see which countries the other bloggers that checked your blog are from.
A pretty new development I think. And I like it 😀
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I love this new feature! Thanks for doing such a brilliant job!
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Love this! It’s great to see an actual map of the world when looking at our stats! Well done! xo
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I love this! I have been hoping for something like it for a while now, you must have been reading my mind! I really wanted to know where people were reading from, locations are as important as comments at times, this will be so helpful. Thank you 🙂
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Awesome new stat, thanks very much for implementing it 🙂
Would it be possible in the future to show the number of unique visitors each day in addition to the total number of views? That would be pretty useful.
Thanks again!
Ben
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This made me smile…love it.
Thank you so much
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Such an awesome feature – I love WordPress. Thank you for allowing average folks the opportunity to have extraordinary virtual lives!
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Thank you, WP! So cool, and provides yet another reason to obsess over daily blog stats. Wahoo!!!!!
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Great addition knowing from where we are connected and which country is the heaviest reader of posts to target…
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Hi
I really like the new stats page – except it doesn’t have the hourly stats widget running in the top bar. I really like the hourly stats feature which shows up on every other page – except the new stats page!
Please can somebody code it in.
Thanks and keep up the good work
Tallbloke
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Keep up the good work!!!
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I was so excited when I saw this! Very cool! 🙂
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This is an awesome new feature! Two thumbs up, WordPress!
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Thank you WordPress! It’s a tremendous advantage to know where in the world I’m most popular.
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I love it!
Thanks for never stopping to improve our experience with WordPress! 🙂
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This feature is pretty cool.To know how far your posts reach, is pretty wicked.
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Thanks for this. As a blogger in China, this helps me to see when we are being blocked by the Great Firewall, and when are posts are getting through.
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Jeff, we do not know each other. I am one of your bloggers in WordPress. I rarely respond to any WordPress notes, but this one I cannot simply shrug my shoulder off. Thank you so much for having thought of this feature. It is very helpful. It gives me a better picture of the people who read the articles I write. Thank you and more power to all of you who work for WordPress. I am also grateful for WordPress for giving me the chance to share my articles to the rest of the world. 🙂
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Love this!
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