November 2009 Site Feedback, What Da' World is Watching!

[Erick Von Erich]

More weird stats will be coming your way, fans!

But for now, ever wonder how much our site is worth? Apparently $1,291.10 according to This Site!

[SamoaRowe]

Sweet. I just got Hell in a Cell in the mail from Netflix, but who knows when I'll have time to get a review done.

[SamoaRowe]

Okay, I've got to be honest. With the site hitting a seemingly all-time low as far as activity and the fact that I've been really busy with my two jobs and such, I just don't have any desire to keep on reviewing at this point. I've had Hell in a Cell sitting here all week and even when I've had an evening off, I just can't get myself to review it. I'm afraid that the site has been on life support as it is (especially since the site would have been shut down in the spring had it not renewed itself) and there's hardly anyone else contributing. Also, I don't really feel that my reviews are as good as they should be considering how long I've been doing them now, so I kind of feel silly continuing to do them.

Hopefully I'm wrong and some life can come back, and things will change in my life so that I'll want to write reviews again, but for now I've just got to sign off.

[Scrooge McSuck]

I still feel your reviews are pretty garn good, thank you, but I see where you're coming from with the motivation factor. I burned myself out in September and just have no desire to sit through a wrestling show and review it right now, even when I'm just sitting on my ass with nothing to do.

[SamoaRowe]

Thanks for the vote of confidence, Scrooge. Still, I just don't see myself doing them again for the near future.

[Erick Von Erich]

Someone flagged a Rowe article as an "awesome Review of Survivor Series 1994" on Digg.com. As a result, Digg's become one of our top referrers.

I'm planning on renewing the site for another six months, when the billing date arrives in about two weeks. You clicks always help, though!

My company's talking about the current fad of "marketing through social media" (Twitter/Facebook, etc) and I've read some decent input on the subject. I'll apply whatever I learn to Da' Site and see how that works for us.

[Erick Von Erich]

The sections of Da' Site that get the most traffic (and longest pageviews) are "flashback reviews" and "WWE 24/7 Reviews". That tells me that the majority of our audience wants older stuff.

We get visitors for the "WWE PPV" section, but the average stay on those pages is less than 30 seconds. That tells me that someone just wants to download or view the last WWE PPV... not read about it.

[SamoaRowe]

Good to know. If I pick anything back up in the near future, it would be my 1993 Raw reviews.

[SamoaRowe]

If I were to write up an article about my top ten matches from 2009, would you be interested in adding that to da main page? Also, I have write-ups from 2007 and 2008 that could be added if we wanted to throw together a little section for columns.

If not, no biggie.