April 2001 Now pushing 300,000 page a month. Best day: 9th with 3,000 visitors, and over 17,000 page views after being featured in the Lockergnome newsletter. March 2001 Best day: 22nd with 2,200 visitors, and just under 12,000 page views. February 2001 Best day: 13th with 2,200 visitors, and over 12,000 page views. January 2001 The start of the ASP Guild "2001 Top English Language Help Site Award" - straight into the lead! Best day: 17th with 2,200 visitors, and over 11,000 page views. December 2000 The site continues to grow - 121,000 page views per month now. Started running advertising, and got my first contract on the first day! Best day: 19th with 1,300 visitors and 5,700 page views. November 2000 Two things happened on the 29th. Got listed on LearnASP.com's "Top ASP sites" - they get over 22,000 visitors a day, so might make a difference! Also uploaded a corrupt database by mistake and had to scrabble to recover. Talk about an emotional day... Best day: 1st with 1,200 visitors and over 5,000 page views. October 2000 Started submitting to search engines - will it make a difference? Best day: 24th with over 2,800 visitors and 7,000 page views - purely a one-off due to being featured in the topica.com ASP newsletter! September 2000 All content moved from ShawThing.com to CoverYourASP.com...<Phew!> Best day: 26th with over 900 visitors and 3,000 page views. August 2000 Published on Aspin.com, SiteExperts, ASPdex, ActionJackson, FindTutorials and ASP Toolbox, as well as becoming an ASPWire affiliate! Best day: 22nd (Tara's birthday!) with over 900 visitors and 3,500 page views. July 2000 Published code on ASPcode.com. Immediately I went from 20 visitors / 100 page views a day to 200 visitors / 1,000 page views! Added more ASP examples, and published my source code too. Best day: 26th with 210 visitors and 1,300 page views. June 2000 Finally got around to spend some time on my own site! Sleek new design - hand-coded, no more embarassing FrontPage-created pages! Created a new ASP section to practice my web skills. |