View Full Version : Xmas time
Mike-mijen
2009-12-17, 10:53 AM
Does traffic seem to slow with free sites during Xmas season? I am seeing less traffic coming from my free sites.
mjgcny
2009-12-17, 10:43 PM
I've noticed the same thing. Pretty sure it will pick back up a day or 2 after all the holiday cheer has wore off. I know my sign ups have kind of fallen short for now too. Should pick up soon afterwards.
SheepGuy
2009-12-17, 11:12 PM
My sales always pick up towards Christmas and it's happening again this year. I'm thinking a lot of guys buy themselves Christmas presents, sort of a Merry Christmas handjob ;)
tickler
2009-12-17, 11:42 PM
My sales always pick up towards Christmas and it's happening again this year. I'm thinking a lot of guys buy themselves Christmas presents, sort of a Merry Christmas handjob ;)
Maybe daddy is testing out the kids new Xmas computer! |whisper| |boobies|
BTW, anybody noticing anything with googles new personalized search stuff(bookmarks). Traffic up/down.
Some of the mainstream boards are going crazy: |club|
- personalized search(SERPs all over the place)
- google DNS(more tracking ability)
- their terms also now say nobody under 18(no more homework for kids)
- permanent adwords account bans(no appeal & maybe related to their new affiliate network),
- their exec saying don't do anything that you don't want people finding out about
- strange countdown clock for English countries if you hit the "I'm Feeling Lucky" with no input data(Skynet is about to activate)
Maj. Stress
2009-12-18, 01:08 AM
Does traffic seem to slow with free sites during Xmas season? I am seeing less traffic coming from my free sites.
IF you build and submit on a daily basis you should actually see approx the same amount of traffic with an increase in sales. I've noticed an increase in $$ from free sites since the first of November this year.
bluebrit
2009-12-18, 09:23 AM
- strange countdown clock for English countries if you hit the "I'm Feeling Lucky" with no input data(Skynet is about to activate)
Its the countdown to the end of the year.
I always seem to see an increase in conversions once people actually get on their vacations or extended days off around the holidays. xmas day generally is a down day for me... however the day after and then days before the new year things heat up a little.
we shall see how it goes this year.
Greenguy
2009-12-18, 12:50 PM
I think it's just a general offline thing that happens around the holidays - I've noticed traffic & submits are usually down around this time of year.
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