Our Readership
From Google Analytics:
The following site traffic summary was measured via Google Analytics from September 2011 – November 2011.
During that time period, TC Jewfolk pulled in an average of:
7,167 Visitors / Month
14,240 Page Views / Month
9,500 Visits / Month
From September – November 2011, visitors arrived at TC Jewfolk from 133 different countries, and from every state in the United States. The greatest percentage of visitors, or 84% of the site’s total, came from the United States. The countries with the next greatest number of visitors included Canada, United Kingdom, Israel, and Brazil, in that order.
The greatest percentage of visitors from the United States, or 33.85% of the site’s total, came from Minnesota. The states with the next greatest number of visitors were New York, California, Illinois, Florida, Texas, and Massachusetts, in that order. 56% of the Minnesota visitors were returning visitors. The returning Minnesotan visitors spent an average of 3:26 minutes on the site. Minnesotans on average spend an average of 2:34 minutes on the site. Overall, the average time spent on the site is 1:26 minutes.
From this data we are able to draw the conclusion that our users spend more than a concentrated minute per page, intensely focused on the article or information in which they’re engaged. This provides time to reflect on the surrounding sponsorship visual messages as well. The data also suggests that though our local appeal is implicit, we still have a small but resolute voice in the global conversation of information sharing.
During that time period, TC Jewfolk received most of its traffic from Google, with the next greatest traffic sources being people directly going to TCJewfolk.com without a previous traffic source, followed by Facebook.com, and Google Feedburner (the site from which our readers get their daily emails with blog postings).
From Facebook
TC Jewfolk has over 935 “likes” on Facebook. Of those who “like” TC Jewfolk as of December 2011 and identified themselves as male or female, 61% were female. Of those who identified themselves by age, 60% were age 18-44, and 80% were under the age of 54.
