READERSHIP STATISTICS FOR JULY 2009.

Update: In March 2010, the monthly visitor count jumped to 25,895! With the upcoming trial of Radovan Karadzic, set to resume on April 13, we expect to double the number of our monthly visitors!

Interesting: For July 2009, some of the most notable visitors to Srebrenica Genocide Blog in July 2009 included: International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), International Court of Justice (ICJ), and Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

1. In July 2009, approx. 14,700 people visited Srebrenica Genocide Blog (on average 472.84 people per day). Approximately 85% of all July visitors were new people who never visited us before. On average, each person read 1.93 articles per visit, thus far generating 28,000+ page views in July. Average reader spends almost 2 minutes per visit (or 01:53 average time on site).

2. According to Google, the term "Srebrenica Genocide Blog" is mentioned on at least 7,250 web sites. Many of these web sites re-publish our content, cite our pages, or simply link to us. Thus far, the truth about genocide at Srebrenica reaches far more people than Google Analytics shows. In fact, Google Analytics stats are limited only to this blog. Almost 59% of all visitors come from referring sites, 36% find us via Search Engines, and 5% type in our web address.

3. Although QUANTCAST stats are less reliable than Google Analytics, there is one feature of QUANTCAST that Google Analytics doesn't have. It can detect visits from SMALL, MEDIUM, AND LARGE businesses. In July, we got visitors from the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), as well as from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) also at the Hague and the Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina (Sud BiH) in Sarajevo.

Thank you all for visiting!