The number of visitors to Commsrisk during May was the fifth-highest total for any calendar month in the website’s 16-year history. This was a surprise because there was no single day and no single article which attracted an especially large number of visitors.
The audience graphs for May exhibited an archetypal pattern where the number of visitors would dip during the weekend, jump upwards on Mondays, and then remain at that plateau for the duration of the working week. The larger-than-average total audience hence reflects the consistency with which each daily audience was above the norms for that day of the week. I take this to be further confirmation that Commsrisk is consistently growing its audience by turning new visitors into regular readers.
The following rundown is ordered by the number of unique pageviews.
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- Simbox Bypass Finally Made Illegal by UK Supreme Court Ruling
