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In an earlier similar post, I mentioned how this blog was revived from its dormant state immediately after it was redesigned from its previous look, feel, and content structure. Now, 40 days after that post, it gets more than 8,000 hits from both new and old visitors. I think that this surge of visits is partly due to the recent updates and development on RGIS class action lawsuit brought about by former and current RGIS hourly employees on compensation issues. In fact around 65% of the hits for the last 40 days were lawsuit related.
Another factor that I think responsible for the high visits is the content and relevance of each post. I believe that providing excellent content with relevant issues may generate good traffic as well. One thing I learned from being a publisher is to make sure that data and information I publish must be accurate. But I think the real driving force here are the very people that come and visit this blog: YOU. And I really appreciate everyones' business.
Top 5 from this Blog
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Top 5 posts in the last 40 days
- Updates on the class action lawsuit
- RGIS settles lawsuit for 27Million
- Top 10 US retailers for 2010
- Expired Foods Series
- Top 10 Best Companies to work for 2010
Top 5 Referring URLs/Sites
Top 10 Page visits by Countries
- United States
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- India
- Brazil
- Lithuania
- Italy
- Philippines
- Germany
- The Netherlands
Your input is most welcome
Several weeks ago, a regular visitor, who is also a retail owner, emailed me and asked me if it is possible to share his ideas and expertise related to his field, and be a guest contributor. I thought that was great. So, starting January next year, there will be some good changes happening.
If you have suggestions, please do. Email at rgisblog@gmail(dot)com. Thanks everyone.
The preceding data are derived from Google's Analytics reports, and Feedburner RSS information.
If you have suggestions, please do. Email at rgisblog@gmail(dot)com. Thanks everyone.
The preceding data are derived from Google's Analytics reports, and Feedburner RSS information.
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