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The death hugs I have seen have usually been products that are on shared hosting, which is never a good thing, even when testing an idea. The few that are hoste
by jermaustin1 8y ago
The death hugs I have seen have usually been products that are on shared hosting, which is never a good thing, even when testing an idea. The few that are hosted somewhere like DigitalOcean or Linode, they didn't scale the VM before getting hugged.
Based on the small handful of times a post of mine has hit #5 or higher, you can expect between 20k and 40k visits. How many conversions you get completely depend on your product.
My blog has had 4 posts that have taken top marks. A total of 150k visits (during those days) and I have had 0 newsletter signups, 0 contact form submissions, $0 in advertising revenue, and $0 in attributed business.
- amerf1 8y agoYou know its funny this reminds me of one of the videos I posted on YouTube which went viral and got 2 million views ($0 from advertising)
- photonios 8y agoI never get how this happens. Putting your website behind Cloudflare is easy as pie and it works amazingly well, even on the free plan. when traffic is rapidly increasing you can just forcefully cache all your pages and handle these hugs of death without going down.