[Meta] How many hits does the site get each day?

[Capellan]

Well, according to your RPGnet advertising listing, "EN World racks up nearly 2,000,000 views per month on the main page alone".

Beyond that, I don't know

 

[Morrus]

Well, according to your RPGnet advertising listing, "EN World racks up nearly 2,000,000 views per month on the main page alone".

Beyond that, I don't know

Yep! Now all you need to do is divide that figure by 30...

 

[Eternalknight]

Yep! Now all you need to do is divide that figure by 30...

So roughly 66,666.66666666 per day.

Is that why you took your Bravenet hit counter off? It was too much for it?

 

[Garnet Schist]

Watch out Capellan.

it could be a trick, seeing how August has 31 days, and February could throw the whole scale outta whack.

 

[MerricB]

You missed a few sixes there.

For fun, .66e6

Cheers!

 

[Morrus]

So roughly 66,666.66666666 per day.

Is that why you took your Bravenet hit counter off? It was too much for it?

We have a winner!

Yeah, roughly 60,000; that's page views, of course, not unique visitors. I'm not sure how many unique visitors there are per day (or month), although Alexa does help in measuring various things. It tends to just rank sites, though, rather than providing specific stats.

The reason I stopped using Bravenet wasn't due to that, though - it was due to the fact that Bravenet had a tendency to kind of freeze up, making it impossible to load whatever page the Bravenet script was on. I found that not only the counters, but also the polls and other scripts suffered from the same problem.

 

[Wippit Guud]

Blah, I suck.

 

[Eternalknight]

You missed a few sixes there.

For fun, .66e6

Cheers!

True


If you want to be technical...

2,000,000 * 12 months / 365 days =
65753.42465bunchofmorenumbers

 

[Capellan]

We have a winner!

Congrats, EK.

 

[Eternalknight]

We have a winner!

Yeah, roughly 60,000; that's page views, of course, not unique visitors. I'm not sure how many unique visitors there are per day (or month), although Alexa does help in measuring various things. It tends to just rank sites, though, rather than providing specific stats.

The reason I stopped using Bravenet wasn't due to that, though - it was due to the fact that Bravenet had a tendency to kind of freeze up, making it impossible to load whatever page the Bravenet script was on. I found that not only the counters, but also the polls and other scripts suffered from the same problem.

Yay!

It's funny, I never had any problems with Bravenet. Although they have changed their services around a bit now, so I have stopped using them too.