I'm clearly receiving much more traffic, especially over the past two weeks

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Here are some more stats; Number of visits up +45% (Woohoo!) Number of pageviews per visit down -2% (my favorite addition to my morning latte!) Number of pages per visit down -33% (Ouch!) Bounce rate up +20% (Not good) Average time on site down -48%(Not good at all!) Percentage of new visits up +25% (Finally some more good news) So as you can see, although the great experiment increased the number of visits to my site, I still have alot of work to do in trying to retain visitors and keep them interested.


I have read several posts regarding improving page l jordan mobile phone numbers database oad time and I think that will be my next target, maybe if I can speed up the page load times then people will be more inclined to surf through our catalog of article You can view my site below; Our Everyday Earth - Green Blog And yes, I am desperately hoping my link above will not be set to NoFollow (Is that a double negative?). Please let me know your thoughts; Was my experiment valid, does it really show an improvement using NoFollow? Do you think I could have tested this in a better way? Should I really be writing an article about NoFollow at 6AM??? has always been a project with a lot of promise.


Building a crawl of the WWW that can expose link data in interesting ways, calculating metrics in the ways search engines do and surfacing potential SEO opportunities are all a part of that, but it's a lot of work and time to get all the potential functionalities into real-life tools. Last week, Linkscape took a giant leap forward in usefulness with Nick's new Competitive Link Finder. Here's how it works: Takes a pair of inputs - your website and the websites of 2-5 competing sites (or sites in the same sector) Uses a link graph of 443 Billion Links to find link intersects between those pages (URLs that have links to 2+ of the sites you've entered but may not have links to your site) Exposes a list of domains, with each linking page underneath along with metrics about those pages and sites.