Note: Annual Reports weren’t sent automatically to all users. You had to publish at least one post for the year and get over five-hundred views in 2014 in order to generate a report.

At the end of 2014, when we were ringing in the new year, the busy data wizards at WordPress.com prepared and emailed a “2014 in Blogging” Annual Report for many of our blogs:

Your report was a fun snapshot of your blogging activity last year, including:

• your blog’s total views
• the total number of uploaded images and published posts
• your most-viewed posts and top referring sites
• your most active commenters

Understand and Analyze Your Stats:

• I: Digging into Your Data
• II: Days, Weeks, and Months
• III: Top Posts and Pages
• IV: Referrers and Clicks
• V: The Words That Bring You Traffic

As we’ve said before in our Stats Wrangling series (listed at left), analyzing these sorts of numbers…