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| On the growth of Architectour.net
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April 10, 2009
 A couple of days ago, Alexa [1] published the information regarding 6 of the evaluation criteria that form their statistics on websites, against the two that were available until now.
If we were to take into exam and confront the information regarding Architectour.net with that of the other most known and distinguished architectural websites in the world, one could notice that Architectour.net has the highest assessment in three (out of six) of these bench marks (Pageviews/user, Bounce rate and Time on site), and is in second place in another indicator (Pageviews).
We are particularly pleased to have the best "bounce rate" [2] (16,1%), since this statement, supported by an average time on site of almost an hour and an average of 45 pageviews per user, rappresents an aknowledgement of the quality and quantity of the contents available to our Users and of how easy it is to navigate on Architectour.net, thanks to a graphic presence accurately designed to support our Users.
This data is visible to anyone who wishes to visit Alexa.com and confront our percentages to those of other websites.
1. Alexa is an association of the Amazon group that monitors all exisitng web sites and supplies statistics and information, equally formulated for all web sites, on the quantity of traffic of each web site and their visibility on the web.
2. The bounce rate is an indicator of users who "bounce" on the site, that is those who exit within 30 second from access or after having visited one page.
Google.com analytics specialist Avinash Kaushik has stated: "It is really hard to get a bounce rate under 20%, anything over 35% is cause for concern, 50% (above) is worrying." |
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