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Week of September 17th: The Best Week Ever in the History of FXstreet.com

Posted on September 24, 2007 at 21:36 in Uncategorized by Francesc

Hi everybody,

I’m more than happy than month after month I’m coming to you to announce that FXstreet.com is hitting new all-time records in audience.

This time I’m very glad to announce that the week from September 17th to 23rd has been the best week ever in our 7 years and something history.

On that week we didn’t only get a new all-time record September 18th with almost 40,000 visitors but we got the best Sunday ever with 33,000 visitors more than twice the regular traffic we have any given Monday.

The numbers for the week of Sept. 17th were as follows:
350,381 Visits
152,540 Absolute Unique Visitors
994,387 Pageviews
2.84 Average Pageviews
00:03:47 Time on Site

I wish that from now on we will get 150k unique visitors per week - 600k unique visitors per month - but I doubt we will be able to match this numbers in the coming weeks. I was not expecting this numbers not early than February 2008 so please be very welcome!

All the best

Francesc

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