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Its holiday season, All office goers and school going teenagers are utilizing their holidays to visit their friends and relatives. They are getting busy with their offline activities, so they don’t have time for their online activities. As a direct result, we (bloggers / webmasters) are facing a mercurial dip in our traffic. Even your regular commentators might disappear for few days.
I’m already feeling the punch, this graph proves it all:
As a side effect, my revenues have also significantly decreased. I’m sure that the situation will worsen in the upcoming keeps, but it should improve by the first week of January.
Did you see a drop in your traffic?, share it with us (comments are open)
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wrote, on December 18th, 2006
I’ve seen a dip in traffic to several of my affiliate sites. It’s good to know I’m not the only one that has been affected.
wrote, on December 18th, 2006
Hmm…!
Same with me! My average visits was 500 uniques per day and has never gone down to 200…but yesterday it was horrible…69!
Hey Thilak bhaiya plz recomment some tricks yaar! So that we bloggers can have a good holiday
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One thing I noticed was during Diwali then I wrote a post on diwali shopping etc., I drived about 800 uniques…so it maybe that if we implement this here also…we can succeed!
Okay thanks!
waiting for your reply!
wrote, on December 18th, 2006
What about something like this?
wrote, on December 18th, 2006
my website traffic stats almost same as of now.
wrote, on December 18th, 2006
Hmm…you are right!
Yesterday I got my least no. of uniques…shame on me - it was 69!
Before my minimum traffic was upto 250 uniques!
and one more thing…if we give a post of HOW TO WISH YOUR BELOVED HAPPY NEW YEAR AND X’MAS IN AN ONLINE WAY…we may drive some traffic as I did during Diwali season!
Waiting for your tips and reply!
wrote, on December 19th, 2006
Less traffic to websites but more traffic to shopping malls
wrote, on December 19th, 2006
btw. love the snow flakes
wrote, on December 19th, 2006
Shopping sites may be getting high traffic, as many people are busy in shopping