uniques

This significantly helped us with our seo strategy that got us sustained 80-90,000/uniques a day within 3 months.

Meanwhile, sites like reddit do sane, minimal advertising and have never turned a profit even with 170 million monthly uniques.

If you're making (pulling a number) $2,000 a month today with 10k uniques a month then it is highly likely you'll make at least $4,000 a month when you have 20k uniques.

Yes there was a definite uptick in commenting and submissions, but the overall traffic change (uniques and page views) wasn't huge.

First optimization is changing the LRNs to a lookup, as there's only ~30K uniques.

I find it hard to believe that SF's monthly uniques were growing at 150% YoY until just 2 months ago.

I fear while banning FPH was the right thing to do, this is going to stunt the uniques that Reddit draws.

These projects have had multi-million uniques throughout their existence.

I checked FB only to find that their monthly uniques were 130 million..

With 3MM uniques it seems to small to matter.

The real problem is that you need a critical mass of customers -- millions of uniques per month -- before this type of workflow tells you anything meaningful.

I think community oriented websites have stress moments, typically policy or technical in nature, that signal the period in which uniques begin a steady drop-off.

Imgur is "bigger" than Reddit - at least, it has several tens of millions more uniques per month.