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school website yourself. What will you write today's school news to be?Archive page for Saturday, 11 November 2006
Sa, Nov 11, 2006Traffic up again
| More reading of the runes. Craig y Don came through with 4 good posts between 8.30-9.00pm Thursday evening. Next day they get 953 human reads. Should speak for itself. I went to look and post some comments. A few other commenters went too. I am and so are the other commenters, members--we show up in the member reads--179. Obviously, others (non-members) went to see the updates too (953-179 =779 views). |
But what's happening at Pudsey? Pretty sure it's the Wednesday afternoon's pix of the new school. I spy several new members joining up too, yesterday. Lesson is, get a new school, post great pictures... :-) Nah! Lesson is: big news equals big traffic.
Kings Hill? They haven't updated since early July. They still get a fair number of hits through to archive pages from Google searches. But! Yesterday, they had an email from someone moving to the area, wanting a nursery place. I guess they looked through lots of pages on the site, checking out the school.
Greenfield? No idea. They haven't updated much at all, so not may pages to attract Google traffic. An abberation that proves some rule I don't know yet.
Salisbury, updates from the kids' Blog Club. Attracting (304-129=175) a small number of eyeballs. Perhaps it was parents, or themselves showing their parents or friends? Their news wasn't too interesting though, thus not too much traffic.
