Top 20 Cities Visiting IPVM 2013
We ran a Twitter contest to see if anyone could guess the city that has the most visitors to IPVM. Despite more than a dozen entries, no one got it right. Here's the results (taken from the month of August):
Taipei is the clear #1 as it has been pretty much forever. Of course, that's still only ~3% of total IPVM traffic so overall, it is not huge. Nonetheless, it is still highly disproportionate, likely reflecting the large number of Taiwanese manufacturers based in the Taipei region. Ditto Seoul.
Also, notice 15 of the top 20 cities are not from the US.
Btw, because this is August, the total numbers are lower (summer time) and certain cities are down disproportionately (e.g., Northern Europe where they all go on vacation).
All that said, this gives a rough idea of where people are visiting from. Let me know if you have questions.
How many total countries (on avg) do you get visitors from each month?
One inference that can be drawn from the statistics published by you is that the Taiwanese and the Koreans are more eager to learn and improve the quality of their products and give the European and the American manufacturers of video equipment stronger competition, just like the Samsung and HTC phones have done so well against Apple, Nokia, Blackberry and Motorola.
It's funny as I bet most members (at least those who participate in discussions) are from the U.S.A., right?

Another possibility is that they could be scanning the website looking for email addresses for their SPAM campaings.
I'll bet our Camacc employees in our Toronto and Edmonton offices make up the majority of the visits from those cities. :) Interesting as well that two out of the top 5 are from Canada
Man, it really bothers me that the results image above left off the Russian Federation flag:
I'm not a Russophile, just a little OCD.
John,
Are you counting the number of times someone visits the site or actual logins?
For example, if I check out the discussions 5 times a day, do I show up as 5 times for Montreal?
ipvm is more broad reaching than I had previously thought...
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