Merry Christmas Gators! 10,000,000 page views....

[oxrageous]

.....since inception.

Nice job, boys and girls. And Merry Christmas to all of you.

Discuss.

 

[NVGator]

Is that a lot? Did you have the same analytics with GSMB? If so, how did it compare?

 

[rogdochar]

Which views ? I missed 'em.

 

[MJMGator]

90% of them are from the NSFW thread. My forearms are like Popeye's these days.

 

[oxrageous]

Is that a lot? Did you have the same analytics with GSMB? If so, how did it compare?

I had no access to any analytics data on the GSMB. That's for website owners only.

Is it a lot? I think it's pretty good for a new forum in it's first 2.5 years. Some more figures:

Unique visitors: 181,869
Unique sessions: 1,300,870
Average pages/session: 7.71
Average duration/session: 12:25

 

[LagoonGator68]

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Ox will soon be a millionaire.

 

[oxrageous]

Demographics:
Ages
18-24: 3.03%
25-34: 21.31%
35-44: 26.85%
45-54: 26.40%
55-64: 15.22%
65+: 7.20%

Male: 94.8%
Female: 5.2%

 

[LagoonGator68]

.....since inception.

Nice job, boys and girls. And Merry Christmas to all of you.

Discuss.

Hardcore core...never a doubt.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Average duration/session: 12:25

That seems pretty damn good.

I bet cnn.com or foxnews cant say that.

 

[oxrageous]

Visits:

Desktop: 55.68%
Mobile: 31.89%
Tablet: 12.43%

 

[oxrageous]

Top 10 states by visit:

1. Florida: 55.61%
2. Georgia: 8.13%
3. Tennessee: 4.48%
4. Texas: 3.79%
5. North Carolina: 3.21%
6. California: 2.86%
7. Alabama: 2.74%
8. Virginia: 1.81%
9. South Carolina: 1.44%
10. New York: 1.18%

Top 10 cities in Florida by visit:

1. Gainesville: 9.86%
2. Jacksonville: 8.85%
3. Orlando: 7.27%
4. Tampa: 4.17%
5. Tallahassee: 3.67%
6. Miami: 2.87%
7. Ocala: 2.68%
8. High Springs: 1.57%
9. St. Petersburg: 1.57%
10. Lakeside: 1.39%

 

[NVGator]

I had no access to any analytics data on the GSMB. That's for website owners only.

Is it a lot? I think it's pretty good for a new forum in it's first 2.5 years. Some more figures:

Unique visitors: 181,869
Unique sessions: 1,300,870
Average pages/session: 7.71
Average duration/session: 12:25

This makes much more sense. Are page views calculated every time someone clicks into that thread? Every time you go into it to read an updated post or add a post? I mean you could get a lot of view in one thread.

I'm not trying to poo poo on this. Just thinking out-loud. Still... 10M is a ton.

 

[NVGator]

10M views in 2.5 years.

That's 4M per year.
333,333 per Month
11,111 per day
463 per hour.

Yeah, that's a lot.

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

Wow. NC #5. Nice.

 

[oxrageous]

Most page views in a single day:
1. 36,042 / February 4, 2015 (National Signing Day)
2. 31,258 / February 3, 2016 (National Signing Day)

I think it's safe to say that NSD is our busiest day of the year.

 

[GatorStud]

Yeah its never an exact science without outstanding metrics software, so 2.5yrs about 200 uniques/day. Be interesting to know how many true regulars you have (us that swing by everyday in a 24hr cycle + lurkers snooping that same 24hr cycle + newbies signed up/in per 24hr, if its about that number)

 

[oxrageous]

Yeah its never an exact science without outstanding metrics software, so 2.5yrs about 200 uniques/day. Be interesting to know how many true regulars you have (us that swing by everyday in a 24hr cycle + lurkers snooping that same 24hr cycle + newbies signed up/in per 24hr, if its about that number)

Unique visitors average 500 to 800 a day in the offseason, and 800 to 1100 during the season. I'd say at least 60 to 70 percent of our viewers are lurkers. There are literally hundreds of people who read every day and have no intention of ever signing up.

 

[GatorStud]

Unique visitors average 500 to 800 a day in the offseason, and 800 to 1100 during the season. I'd say at least 60 to 70 percent of our viewers are lurkers. There are literally hundreds of people who read every day and have no intention of ever signing up.

Hey closet dwellers... Do you here me out there!! sign-up and join the skirmish

 

[ppinesgator]

Demographics:
Ages
18-24: 3.03%
25-34: 21.31%
35-44: 26.85%
45-54: 26.40%
55-64: 15.22%
65+: 7.20%

Male: 94.8%
Female: 5.2%

Begs the question. Just where are the white wommen at?