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November 2008 was a banner month!
November 2008 was by far the best month that this site has ever had. We had our most visits and page views ever, as well as going over 300,000 page views for the life of the site. Who could have imagined that we would see this much traffic on our lowly little site! Look at the stats and the graph below to see just how much we’ve grown even in the last few months!
November 2008 Stats:
78,364 Visits
106,971 Page Views
All Time Stats:
218,550 Visits
312,818 Page Views
Top 10 referring sites for November
We get a lot of traffic from other blogging friends out there. I’d like to take a moment and thank a few of them here.
Here are the top 10 referring websites for November:
ncnblog.com
ptmoney.com
moolanomy.com
frugaldad.com
twitter.com
mightybargainhunter.com
mydollarplan.com
kingdomfirstmom.com
sensetosave.com
Top 10 posts on Bible Money Matters
The content on this site got over 100,000 page views last month. Here are the top 10 posts in terms of page views:
- Stimulus Check: Is it on the way, and is it even a good idea?
- Are we going to get another stimulus rebate check?
- Create your own stimulus check
- 5 Ways to make some extra money
- 7 things you shouldn’t do in an economic crisis
- Bush and Bernanke support a new stimulus package
- Financial Peace University: Dumping Debt
- Step by step guide to making money with Cash Crate
- 7 things you can’t do if you want to stay out of debt
- Using the envelope system to control your spending
Once again, it looks like people want to read about the following topics:
- Getting a stimulus check/”free money”
- Earning extra income
- Controlling spending and reducing debt
Very interesting. I’ll keep this in mind for future posts!
Other News
- Cash Crate is still bringing in a ton of revenue for me, I made almost $180 last month using the service. If you haven’t started using the service already, you can learn how to use Cash Crate by clicking here for my step by step guide.
- We’ve been using the envelope system for just over a month now, and it has been amazing how much less we’ve spent in our problem categories (hundreds less, for those of you who want to know). If you want to control your spending in your own problem categories, give it a try!
- We’ve been teaching Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University for several weeks now. It’s been a fun experience, and it’s satisfying to see people improving their situation by using his common sense techniques. Interested in his class? Find a class here or read our post series: Dave Ramsey’s FPU
Stay tuned for more great things in December, and the new year!
Frugal Dad says
Congratulations on a great month! Glad I could contribute some to your numbers. And nice job with CashCrate–it makes for some nice grocery money, or a bonus to your debt snowball, whatever the case may be.
Peter says
Thanks on the congrats, and for sending traffic my way!
Yeah, the cash crate has done better than I could have imagined. It is now paying for about 1/2 of our grocery bill every month! Not half bad! I’ll bet you’re doing even better, maybe on track to winning the contest they’re running right now?
Finance Frenzie says
Congratulations on a great month. I am just starting my blog, and I hope to have the same stats to come. The difficulty is getting users to visit my site on a continuous basis. I try to follow the same guidelines in producing my content, but I don’t know what captures an audience. Hope I crack the code soon! Thanks!
Pinyo says
Wow, that is a terrific month. Congratulation Pete.
Pinyos last blog post..November 2008 Site and Net Worth Review (-5.87%)
@ptmoney says
Great month, Pete. Monster traffic! Subs are above 600 now too. Way to go, man. Glad I could send you a few readers.
@ptmoneys last blog post..ptmoney: How Young People Should Handle Credit Cards: This week I’m featuring a few guest posts. First up is.. http://tinyurl.com/6nvlou
Andy says
Great stats and keep up the interesting posts. A number of bloggers have been saying there ad rev has been impacted by the downturn, you noticed anything? (though your traffic increase probably offset any drop).
Peter says
since the downturn my ad revenue has actually gone up substantially – although it also correlates with when i got ranked #1 for a popular term on google. Who knows, maybe if there wasn’t a downturn, i might be doing better? But then again, people might not be so eager for financial advice if things hadn’t turned sour. It’s hard to say!