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There are a lot more than 2 people from Iceland on IORR. In fact there were
2,000 people from Iceland visiting, out of 300,000 population i.e. almost 1% of people in Iceland visited IORR during 2008.

are you talking of unique users? or did 2 people visite iorr each a thousand times?
sometimes those webstatistics are confusing... just curious!
but anyhow..impressive numbers...

Very cool BV! Congrats on having such a popular Stones site!
Happy New Year!
Fred Hardin
Pleased to meet you........



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-01-05 04:07 by Fredluvzstones.

Amigo de Madrid!!!
Te cuento que contesté a tu saludo...pero seguro que algo tuve que hacer mal...¡no lo veo por ningún sitio!!!

Esperaré unos días...y si no aparece, te vuelvo a contestar.

Mientras, recibe un saludo de esta Stoniana toledana.

Besos.

Thanks for all the work you do BV and Happy New Year to you and all the Iorr's out there in the big bad world.

Here's to summer 2010!

Interesting, bv - and impressive, I had no idea iorr was this big. Can you rate the countries according to visitors per capita? Think you wrote that 1 % of the people on Iceland had visited iorr?!

Very interesting reading ! Thanks a lot Bjornulf !

I'm from France by the way !!!

YM

Pass that along to the people you work for YM. That is marketing for you. Tell them what the people want.><

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

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bv
There are a lot more than 2 people from Iceland on IORR. In fact there were
2,000 people from Iceland visiting, out of 300,000 population i.e. almost 1% of people in Iceland visited IORR during 2008.

are you talking of unique users? or did 2 people visite iorr each a thousand times?
sometimes those webstatistics are confusing... just curious!
but anyhow..impressive numbers...

Unique visitors i.e. individual people. If you visit one million times you are still only one visitor. I do work with web analytics professionally. Any other definition would not make sense.

Bjornulf



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-04-01 13:59 by bv.

Could anyone explain what's No.33 Yugoslavia?
Probably only Bjornulf knows!?
Or even he don't knows!
So sad board.

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bv
There are a lot more than 2 people from Iceland on IORR. In fact there were
2,000 people from Iceland visiting, out of 300,000 population i.e. almost 1% of people in Iceland visited IORR during 2008.

are you talking of unique users? or did 2 people visite iorr each a thousand times?
sometimes those webstatistics are confusing... just curious!
but anyhow..impressive numbers...

Unique visitors i.e. individual people. If you visit one million times you are still only one visitor. I do work with web analytics professionally. Any other definition would not make sense.

I believe unique visitors will only 'tally' the uniqueness of the visitor from that unique session. So if for example, StonesTod stays on the IORR site, looking through different pages, he is one visitor. If he checks his yahoo email and comes back, he's still probably only the same unique visitor.

If he say, comes back tomorrow, he would be recognized as an entirely new unique visitor. That is how I have seen web analytics work.

Anyone who knows can jump in here.

Agrablo!

Pero, Nosotros no se el futuro.

Esperanzadamente!!

shouldn't the question be: using the same methodology, how many in 2011?

There weren't one million people on the IORR site in 2008.


There were only 1000 people who went onto the site 1000 times each.


Big difference. Let's not kid ourselves .



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-03-15 00:33 by mitchflorida1.

I think if you added the average number of users online and guests, that would give you a rough idea of the actual numbers of people. If you have 1 million unique views, then it is fairly simple to find how often this group 'revisit'.

Strange though, I actually agree with Mitch on something!

What it does say is what a loyal bunch of 'followists' we have here.