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LAST WEEK’S RESULTS

  • 22% of our traffic from referring sites
  • 34% direct traffic
  • 11% search engines
  • 33% ‘other’

Top 5 Traffic sources

  1. Direct traffic (22%)
  2. Google Ads (20%)
  3. Organic Search (10%)
  4. Free newsletter listing (4%)
  5. Paid newsletter listing (3%)

Top 5 Social Media Sources

  1. LinkedIn (that ‘eshot’ style message last week, and event listings etc): 7%
  2. Blogs: 3%
  3. Twitter: 0.5%
  4. Document Sharing Sites – 0.5%
  5. Facebook – 0.4%

All Social Media traffic amounts to 11.6% of total traffic.

Interesting Points

  • I did noticeably less marketing last week (we’re getting close to selling out now, so spending time and money to bring in a load of people who we’ll have to turn away doesn’t strike me as too clever) – this has obviously impacted on the amount of people coming in as ‘direct traffic’.
  • The big bump (from 6% to 11%) of traffic from ‘static’ marketing (I class this as listings, organic/paid search, and certain social media things (ie old blog posts/listings on LinkedIn etc) is because proportionally the numbers are given a boost because of the drop in new marketing (see point above). Absolute numbers aren’t much different.

About Nick Johnson

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Nick founded Useful Social Media in 2009 to deliver business intelligence on social media for large businesses. Nick writes regularly for the blog, along with putting together the annual State of Corporate Social Media report and various other longer-form briefings.

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