The graph above shows my traffic for the last year. generally it was on a downward turn (due to niches getting old) - I did lose a fair bit of traffic due to Panda - but the biggest swings for me have come after the subdomain switch.
I've had for distinct surges and four distinct plunges (the grpah is currently plunging as we speak).
Are you seeing a similar pattern? The plunges seem to last about 7 -10 days and the surges last for about 5-7 days! I'm expecting my next surge in about a week!!!
Still enjoying my August plunge - a few small fluctuations, but generally still chugging along with little Google traffic
I guess I'm lucky that I do have a few super days - there seems to be a pattern for me, it seems very strange that other's don't have a pattern.
Come on Google, you either love me or hate me - this indecision is killing me LOL!
Seems like nobody is feeling happy and secure at the moment - hubbers who haven't yet plunged are wondering when it will happen to them, hubbers going up and down are frantically looking for a pattern, and us seemingly-permanent plungers are trying to work out what we need to change and if Google will ever smile on us again!
No sudden spikes or plunges my entire time here until August 10th. I'm still sitting at the bottom of my first plunge since then. Spikes? Nope!
I've been rising steadily from mid-July, from about 25 views a day to 150-180 per day currently.
I don't know how to show my profile graph here.
I think it's mid-July. The graph is a bit difficult to read and I get confused because of the dates being backwards on US sites.
On my first plunge. Getting ready for the wild ride. Thanks for showing us what we can expect. Your graph is really useful. I really wish we could figure out what's setting off the plunges and surges though. It doesn't make sense.
Before the big surge that "everyone" (a lot of people) had in August, my daily averages were usually within 200/300 views of each other. (Occasionally, there's be an extra 100 views a day.)
Since the first surge (mentioned above), there was a short-lived plunge of several hundred views a day, but then there's been a gradual "elevation" in average as each week has gone by.
What I have, though, is a very dramatic drop (by about 1500, maybe more) views a day as the weekend approaches. My average daily views is still a whole lot higher than it was before, but the difference between Thursday (when the drop starts at around 100 views every hour) and Saturday afternoon (when the increase by around 100 or so views, estimated) starts again. What I've noticed is that over the last two weekends there seems to be a more stable "pattern of decline/rise" (sort of, and in a way that would take too long to describe here).
So basically, I can lose between 1500 and even 3000 views in those weekend drops (which is very different from the past when a drop involved a couple/few hundred views in the 24 hours ). I keep thinking that one of these weekends (which are usually followed by a new all-time high), there won't be the (until now) usual increase as Saturday gets closer toward Sunday.
Just as I thought I was seeing a pattern, Google go and confound me again! This time the plunge only lasted 2 days - it's been lasting 7 days!
Perhaps all the work I've put in removing ads, and adding summaries is working - or Google read my forum comment and decided to 'play' with me!
by Susana Smith 14 years ago
Wow! Something amazing has happened over night! Nearly all my hubs have red up arrows next to them. Ones that were getting 200 views a day have gone up to 700 views. My normal range of page views in a day for all my hubs is around 800, now the figure is 2,400! I'm very happy about this but is it a...
by Ben Guinter 12 years ago
I'm curious to see how long I can expect to be in the depths of Google's sandbox.I've noticed that people rise and fall in waves, depending on when you switched over to the subdomains, so I want to get a general idea as to how long most people are stuck in the sandbox.For me, the climb was slow at...
by Don Bobbitt 4 years ago
I know! It happens often, but I have been riding a high for over a year now on my Articles. Over the past week though, I see dozens of the dreaded "down arrows".Can anyone tell me what is going on this time?
by Paul Goodman 12 years ago
By "the plunge", I mean specifically mean suddenly losing over 80% of traffic during the period from the 10th August* up until the present (technically speaking, it's the google traffic that goes, of course, incoming traffic from links is unaffected).By "recovered" I mean...
by Ben Guinter 12 years ago
I was loving that my traffic was doubled for a while... it was hitting levels I had never seen before on HubPages.But today I just noticed it's down at least 1,000 views, and I check pretty much every day.I'm not sure what could have caused this but the only thing I've done different is I've been...
by Benji Mester 12 years ago
Anybody else dipping in traffic as of yesterday Oct 14? Apparently, Google made another algorithm change, and my traffic has taken a bit of a plunge because of it. Anyone else experiencing similar results?
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