According to my site meter, in the first 2008 semester, Reportergene received visits mainly from US, and most of them were from California. However, US visitors were speed-readers: they spend about 58 seconds on site, while Norvegians stay more than 4 minutes. 10% of visitors come back again at least three times, and two companies really involved in reporter assay development showed their loyalty at the top ten (according to network IP locations). Comparing biological sciences sites of similar size, Reportergene benchmarks more visits (4x) and more pageviews (3x).
Together, the data show that there is a hidden niche of people interested in functional reporter-genomic and my goal for 2009 is to pull out this community. Does anyone would help me?
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