Durham Attack Logs Its 10,000th Visitor In less than four months our new Durham Attack web site has logged its 10,000th visitor!  Visitors from all over the world come to see our site.   How Many Visitors? On average we're seeing more than 600 unique visitors on our site each week.  Almost exactly half of these are new visitors who have never been to our site, and the other half come back to visit us.  So the word is getting out - as our teams continue to perform well across Ontario, more and more people want to find out "Who is this Durham Attack club anyways?" 93% visit from within Canada, 6% from the United States, and the remaining 1% from elsewhere in the world. Of the returning visitors, some have been to our site as many as 200 times since September 1st.  And these repeat visitors are not all part of Durham Attack.  Some of our most frequent visitors are from other volleyball centres such as Ottawa, Toronto, and London.   Popular Pages The team articles are very popular - after each weekend the articles about teams that competed that weekend are viewed heavily. One of the most popular sets of pages is the Girls Camp photos in the photo gallery, including the Coaches Game.  This is still viewed heavily, along with Action 2004-2005. Other popular pages are Coaches Bios, Alumni, and Skills & Training. And the Contact Us, Locations, and House League Registration pages are frequently used, with peaks around the start of each new house league session.   Searches We get hit 4-5 times a day by someone, somewhere in the world, doing a search.  It may be 'toronto indoor volleyball house league' or 'volleyball action photos' or 'durham attack' or 'volleyball how to' (all are recent searches). And people who search for our alumni or our players end up at our site.  Google your name + "attack" and see if our site is at the top of the list.  If its not then you oughta speak to your teams communications rep - cuz you don't have a team photo posted!   Links to Us We are linked to by many of the other club sites, the OVA site, the University of Waterloo site, to name a few.