Traffic Report :: June 2007

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by Brian Lee on July 3, 2007

Genius Types received 48,952 page views in June.

Unique visitors to Genius Types increased from 10,463 in May to 16,938 in June, a 38% increase.

May Feeds

Genius Types added 227 feedburner subscribers over the month (a 34% increase), averaging about 7.5 per day and ending the month with 671 subscribers.

The compound monthly growth rate (rolling average over the last 3 months) of overall traffic is 18%.

May Traffic

Technorati

I moved from a Technorati Rank of 17,592 to 14,917.

Top Posts

Here are the top three posts for June:

1. Five Ways to Create Passive Income With Little or No Money :: 6,143 page views
1. The First Clue You’re Not a Critical Thinker :: 3,019 page views
2. Passive Income :: 1,497 page views

Thank you for being a Genius Types reader!

{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Ken Rodriguez July 3, 2007 at 6:41 am

The “5 ways to create passive income…” article has been your Ace in the Hole. You could probably bank on that by having a Part II, or some kind of play off that theme. It seems that readers are feeding off the Passive Income topic. Capitalize on it!

There are lots more great ideas for more ways to create passive income, bum marketing, or using prosper.com to borrow low and lend high.

2 Brian Lee July 3, 2007 at 9:22 am

Great idea, Ken. I’ll consider that.

3 60 in 3 July 3, 2007 at 12:13 pm

I actually enjoyed the critical thinking article more than the passive income one. I thought it was well written and really spoke to something I see as a problem in our society. Would love to see more articles like this that discuss how to think, instead of just what to do.

4 Brian Lee July 3, 2007 at 2:55 pm

Thanks for the feedback, 30 in 3. That helps me know what is speaking to people.

5 Sam Smith July 8, 2007 at 8:30 pm

Looks like all is going well, Brian! I just wanted to let you know that several of your articles had a big influence in my deciding to start blogging. I even plan on integrating into my site my old CafePress store that you wrote about a few months ago!
Keep up the great work!

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