ExplorOz Newsletter - Issue 167

With daylight savings underway in most states there's a sense of summer approaching and with it, we continue our focus on Tasmania - the perfect summer getaway for camping, and caravanning. In this edition of our newsletter we feature 3 NEW Trek Notes on the West Coast:

• Arthur River to Corinna
• Sarah Anne Rocks to Couta Rocks (short 4wd side trip)
• Sandy Cape Track (4wd only)

If you're keen to get more Tasmanian Trek Notes, keep any eye on the "New & Updated This Week" box on our Home Page for more links to new trek notes as we are currently putting the finishing touches to the Climes Track and the Bay of Fires, Humbung National Park, and Mt William National Park.

To compliment our Tassie focus, we have a special discount on the tassie 4wd bible - 4WD Tracks in Tasmania by Chris Boden. No self-drive traveller to Tasmania should be without it. We also have the Explore Australia "Holidays in Tasmania" travel guide on Super Special.  

250K Topo Maps Australia-Wide

Nomads Notes - Complete Travel Diary Software

Best Place Update

The Winner of the Best Place Update was user WA-Don who updated the Place reference 'Marella Gorge'. Click to view. Don't forget to make an effort to search for a Place that you know you can update with a description and photo. To keep you motivated to contribute, we've got ExplorOz Long Sleeve Polo Shirts to give away for the best Place contribution between now and next newsletter. Go to Places How do people find ExplorOz.com? Have you ever wondered how other people find us? In a recent review of our stats, we noticed that a massive 77.03% of all visitors to our site come directly without referral from links or search engines. This clearly shows that most visitors intentionally visit ExplorOz and have either bookmarked it, or just know the url. As we own many domain name variations of the spelling of the brand name (ExplorOz, ExploreOz) all attempts will redirect to the site. And from the 18.78% that do use a search engine 4 of the top 5 search terms have also been variations of the spelling of ExplorOz - even further reinforcing that our visitors make purposeful visits. In fact, the average visitor views more than 21 pages per visit! So all those anonymous users are very much an important part of our audience. Isn't that great news!