Website traffic for October 2009
By Wire News Sources on November 3, 2009
Number 10 has released its monthly update on website traffic.
The information gives a fuller picture of the number of users the site generates and the pages viewed.
Traffic for October 2009
In October, Parliament returned from recess and Prime Minister’s Questions began again. The PM continued his work towards December’s Copenhagen climate conference by speaking at the Major Economies Forum, taking part in Blog Action Day and taking part in negotiations at the EU Council in Brussels.
The PM also visited Lancashire and the Wakefield and Bradford area. Back at Number 10, the PM met winners of the Pride of Britain awards and hosted a reception to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
October traffic
3,145,702 page views, with 1,107,321 visits from 845,522 unique users
September traffic (for comparison)
2,802,438 page views, with 1,048,879 visits from 842,892 unique users
Total for 2009 so far
29,524,995 page views, with 9,881,356 visits from 6,734,544 unique users
Monthly average so far
2,952,496 page views, with 988,136 visits from 673,454 unique users
Other statistics of note
Downing Street’s followers on Twitter continued to grow, passing 1.5 million during October (1.53 million as of 2 November). Views of videos on our YouTube channel passed four million (4.01 million on 2 November) and views of individual photos on Flickr were about 53,000 for the month, and have been viewed a total of 845,467 times by 2 November.
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