From: Reason (reason@exratio.com)
Date: Sun Dec 09 2001 - 03:09:04 MST
I recall that someone said they'd be interested in knowing how much traffic
the Longevity Meme (www.longevitymeme.org) would be kicking up. I haven't
been promoting for a month or two; a combination of procrastination,
carnivorous day job, determination of specific direction, and looking for a
suitable e-mail distribution list solution.
[If anyone has any good suggestions on mailing list/distribution list
software that can be customized to fit an existing database, I'm all ears].
So anyhow;
noise level traffic: 150 sessions/week
high level: 1500 sessions/week
Most popular section: articles by various notables
(www.longevitymeme.org/articles)
When your site has such low ambient traffic, it's interesting to watch the
effect of someone putting out deep links to mailing lists. At least I
assume
that that is what is happening.
I notice that 5% of the traffic comes from Australia. Wonder how that came
about? :)
Compare this with a several-years-old site I own (www.twilightminds.com)
that contains unadvertised content of interest to a specific subset of
(computer game) AI developers. That site has been running from a noise level
of 500 to a peak of 1000 sessions/week fairly consistantly for a year now.
I just felt the urge to share this zen-like data that is of no use to anyone
:) It's all to help me get on with being constructive outside the
workplace...
Reason
http://www.exratio.com/
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