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Does this count traffic from clients?
What power user uses Twitter via the web site?
UPDATE:
Apparently not:
Others have suggested that Twitter’s user base only appears to have flattened because more people are using mobile devices and third-party programs like TweetDeck to post to the site. But Lipsman believes most of those people still visit the site at least once a month, which should register in site-traffic analysis.
Sure. I may —- may —- visit the site once a month, if that, but I use Echofon on my mobile and desktop 24/7.
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(via soupsoup) Does this count traffic from clients? What power user uses Twitter via the web site? Apparently not:...
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(via soupsoup) [someone’s text—lost in the reblogs—about no API hits making this chart meaningless] +1. As an aside,...
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(via soupsoup) More than anything else, this graph says to me “somebody is going to make an absolute fucking killing by...
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Twitter has found the end of the internet.
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(via soupsoup) Without factoring in Twitter API calls, it’s hard to react to this data. Mobile is a big part of Twitter,...
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If this unique visitors metric doesn’t include API calls from web and mobile apps (which I’m confident it doesn’t) then...
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