Q1 2010 Stats
April 4, 2010 • JP • 5 Comments • Rate This Article
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Q1 2010 is history. Here are some stats from the last three months.
Site visitors
We had a lot more visitors this past quarter. March 8th we had 995, the highest single-day total in the history of the site!
Referrals
The usual suspects contributed to the surge in site traffic, including
- Chandoo's Pointy Haired Dilbert
- Mike Alexander's DataPig Technologies Blog – Check out his new logo
- Ajay's Databison
- Dick's Daily Dose
- Jon Peltier's blog
I'm also getting some decent traffic from MrExcel.com, which is good because I hardly ever go on there. It's even more hits than VBA Express, where I've been posting semi regularly for a while. Maybe if I stop posting completely I'll get more hits? I've also gotten a listing on officezealot.com, if you haven't been there it's a nice resource.
Coming soon
A review of PTS charting add-ins for Excel (visit Charting Add-Ins by Peltier Technical Services if you want to read something in the meantime), building string arrays and looking up Australian post codes, all in VBA.
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Hello JP.. looks like another stellar quarter at CfEaO … congratulations
Thank you Chandoo, couldn't have done it without you!
You'll get more bang for your buck if you spend the time you're posting on VBAX and instead spend the time on Mr Excel. Mr Excel is more lively and gets vastly more traffic.
Actually I've only posted once on VBAX in the last couple of months. Before that I was more active. I would post on MrExcel more but it focuses ONLY on Excel (and Access to some degree), plus there are already a lot of knowledgeable people on there.
Sure, but if you want to get traffic, go to where the traffic is.