Besides the freaky page impression abberation that the petition caused they were in a downward trend it seems but have since been rising slowly. Some might even say they've had a "Brown bounce" on page views, but then again perhaps it's more accurately a "hop" in real terms of visists and users.
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
That road pricing petition....
Most people will remember the road pricing petition on the Number 10 website. It's quite interesting, from a purely nerdy point of view, to see how much extra page impression traffic that generated for Downing Street. I've just found the statistics here and in a moment of Excel maddness graphed them.... impressive spike!
Besides the freaky page impression abberation that the petition caused they were in a downward trend it seems but have since been rising slowly. Some might even say they've had a "Brown bounce" on page views, but then again perhaps it's more accurately a "hop" in real terms of visists and users.
Besides the freaky page impression abberation that the petition caused they were in a downward trend it seems but have since been rising slowly. Some might even say they've had a "Brown bounce" on page views, but then again perhaps it's more accurately a "hop" in real terms of visists and users.
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Are the cameras described and pictured at this URL to be used for road pricing?
http://notasheepmaybeagoat.blogspot.com/2007/07/unidentified-cameras.html
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Anyway, those No 10 numbers are not so bad even without the spike. Is the page view ratio relatively high because of the two-three clicks needed to make a mark?
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