LDV still doesn’t do statporn, but if we did…

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LDV still doesn’t do statporn, but if we did…

By Stephen Tall | Mon 3rd November 2008 - 7:55 pm

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We’d say a big thank you to the 22,628 ‘absolute unique visitors’* who read Liberal Democrat Voice in October, our highest total ever, and a whopping 106% increase on a year ago. (For the record, the comparable figure for Iain Dale was 67,674).

Whether you’re a regular here, or an occasional ‘popper-by’, we’re delighted you looked in. And if you enjoy reading LDV, why not try writing for LDV?

* Google’s term: it broadly means people using over 22,000 different computers visited LDV at least once.

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2 Comments

Anonymous 3rd Nov '08 - 9:05pm

What was it for the month of the last leadership election?
Stephen Tall 4th Nov '08 - 1:41pm

Dec 07’s traffic was c.14,000 unique visitors.

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