Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow...!! Only 3% from Los Angeles??
I expected maybe higher, at least ten percent higher.
You expected it to be 3.3%?
Anonymous wrote:Wow...!! Only 3% from Los Angeles??
I expected maybe higher, at least ten percent higher.
Anonymous wrote:Wow...!! Only 3% from Los Angeles??
I expected maybe higher, at least ten percent higher.
Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Google Analytics, which is what I use for stats like this, doesn't give a simple breakdown of unique users by geographic area. Based on "sessions", about 40% are from the DC metropolitan area with DC proper having the most users. The DC metropolitan area is followed by New York (about 7% of sessions), Los Angeles (3%), Chicago (3%), San Francisco (2.5%), and Boston (2%). Those are all metropolitan areas, not just the cities themselves.
Those are great stats for ad sales!
jsteele wrote:Google Analytics, which is what I use for stats like this, doesn't give a simple breakdown of unique users by geographic area. Based on "sessions", about 40% are from the DC metropolitan area with DC proper having the most users. The DC metropolitan area is followed by New York (about 7% of sessions), Los Angeles (3%), Chicago (3%), San Francisco (2.5%), and Boston (2%). Those are all metropolitan areas, not just the cities themselves.