Totally misleading headline. Not OPs fault -- the problem is in the post. 171k unique visitors is not 170k users. Take my project, a daily email newsletter (ht

Totally misleading headline. Not OPs fault -- the problem is in the post. 171k unique visitors is not 170k users. Take my project, a daily email newsletter (http://dlewis.net/nik http://dlewis.net/nik if you're interested). It's about a year old, and I've had about 500k uniques over that period. I have 5,000 subscribers. I'm one of Corkboard's 171,000 people but I'm not a user of Corkboard. I tried it for a few minutes and left, not coming back since. And honestly, if you're not capturing people, that traffic is not all that valuable. This isn't to say that you aren't capturing people; hopefully, you are. Just that you shouldn't conflate a visitor with a user. Visitors visit; users stay.