Whoops, forgot to post this up. We didn’t turn on Google Analytics until March 1st, 2009 – but here are some 2009 #s.
1,466,934 Visits
6,061,563 Pageviews
While we don’t have advertisers (and never will, that’s our promise) – it’s good to see more and more interest in electronics, measuring web traffic is just one metric. A lot makers who are thinking about starting a site or kit business ask us what type of traffic to expect or shoot for – we don’t mind sharing ours. From beginner to advanced we work hard each day to create a fun place to share your journey on the road of learning electronics, we’re glad some of you enjoy it! We’d like to thank all the makers out there who send in their projects and share how-tos with us to post on the Adafruit site – as well as all the great photos in the Adafruit Flickr pool.
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