Encodable.com: One Million Visitors Served!

# Filed on Aug 7, 2009 by AnthonyDiSante reply

Over the weekend, we passed 1,000,000 visitors.  That’s a million individual visitors since April of 2005, which is when VisitorLog started counting them.

A million.  One meeeellion.  It’s kind of hard to imagine, actually.  Sure, some of the big guys blow through a million visitors in hours or days.  But we’re not the big guys -- we’re a small business, just like most of you.  Small businesses unite!

Speaking of clients, I thought it’d be neat to see a map of the globe showing the cities and countries where our clients come from.  (This is based on a Google Maps app that may or may not eventually turn into a product, but isn’t ready for the light of day just yet anyway.)  To be clear, this doesn’t contain nor display any names nor street addresses -- it’s just anonymized cities and countries.

These maps are showing just clients, not all visitors; that is, it’s people who actually bought a copy of FileChucker, or UserBase, or MailyList, etc.  And it’s only from the past 6 months or so; it doesn’t go all the way back to 2005 like the VisitorLog data.  But I think it’s a pretty neat visualization of the data in any case.

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