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Totally forgot, but it's also an indication of how little time I spend looking at them. What stats are you interested in? I can look them up for you.

• vaksel 17y ago
  can you post # of uniques and # of page views? also a little bit more specific, so only post these if you want to...but can you post the top 3 traffic sources to your site for the last year.(if you have the user defined hack on Analytics, I'd love to know the specific urls which sent the traffic. But if not, just top level domain would do.) and maybe the top 3 keywords Google search queries that brought you the most traffic.
  • balsamiq 17y ago
    Ok here's the graph of visitors and page views: http://skitch.com/balsamiq/np3ws/balsamiq.com-2009-stats http://skitch.com/balsamiq/np3ws/balsamiq.com-2009-stats Traffic sources are here: http://skitch.com/balsamiq/np3w5/balsamiq.com-2009-traffic-sources http://skitch.com/balsamiq/np3w5/balsamiq.com-2009-traffic-s... FYI, I practically NEVER look at any of this stuff. But maybe I should? :)
    • vaksel 17y ago
      I think it helps you know what words you rank for and where your traffic is coming from. i.e. if you see that a particular site(that you never heard of), sent you 200 people, where each person went through 6 pages, compared to your average of 2...you know it's probably a good idea to go buy some ads there, since you know that site's audience will convert
    • cperciva 17y ago
      Looks to me like approximately 1% of visits to your site result in a transaction (1146608 visits, somewhere around 12000 transactions in 2009) -- does this sound correct to you?