WKR- By the Book

I’m a real sucker for numbers and charts. That one post “Riley Steele comments on War Machine’s…” or whatever that was, was a real winner. lol Ahhh…porn.

aaah.. porn

If you’ll notice the new trends of the last three weeks. Instead of rising sharply for events and declining sharply, the peaks don’t decline as much and traffic is sticking around. The overall numbers in the past few weeks are much higher than that of the previous period. That’s unique visitors, page views, etc.

“Riley Steele” only accounts for 2% of all traffic

In one month, the number of users who visit WKR has risen by 30%. The previous month’s data included the highly popular UFC 116 with Brock Lesnar.

You state that 77% of visitors to WKR visit the main page without seeing another page and that number rose to 90% in August. You are misinterpreting the data from that site. Our tracking system shows this to be false. Those numbers are right, however, they aren’t “just clicking the homepage”. Most visitors bypass the homepage competely by direct links.

You also state the rate has risen due to more articles and search engine data. This is false, articles are down from the last 30 days and so is search engine hits.

Not only that, but the number is actually trending downward by 6 percent. It used to be at 95%. So that means MORE users are clicking more pages.

The number of pageviews per user is up 20% the last 30 days compared to the previous 30 days.

The time spent on the site is up 68% in the last 30 days

All of this is occuring while the number of visitors due to search engine is trending downwards.

Our audience is decidely male, though some of the males (like chadington and his ilk act like girls)

This high number of visitors isn’t due to an increase in articles or fanposts. We averaged less in the last 30 days than in the previous 30. It also isn’t due to our Twitters.

What you will notice is that our number of retweets is up by almost 100%. That means double the amount of retweets.

Our users are sharing on Facebook more than ever.with Facebook shares up 56% in the past 30 days.

The number of new members signing up to WKR has doubled in the last 30 days

Summed up to say that in Zak’s absence, WKR has survived and dare I say thrived, increasing numbers all across the board in all pertinent categories. Thanks to Subo, Dubba K, David St. Martin, and, of course, myself for shouldering the load in Zak’s absence and increasing the viability of WKR.

Because what you’re actually looking at is 90% of users going to an article (not just the homepage), reading it and not clicking anything else. And since my articles receive the most page views, it seems as though they came to read what they wanted and left. LOL. Heck, there have been days where an article has had more page views than the homepage.