MicroGroks
I’m a few days late with the monthly Alexa ran update but let’s write it off as moving the ball toward an end-of-month review. I was also waiting to see if some startling numbers changed before I published. Like how NH Journal has plummeted in global rank to lows not seen in months.
Maybe you’ve heard the story. Back in 2018, when we rebuilt the site (it was old and vulnerable), I insisted on the tag line in our header. ‘Dominating the Political Bandwidth in New Hampshire.’ You gotta have goals, and Skip relented, and I was right to insist.
One of the most amazing things about our continued dominance in Alexa Rank across New Hampshire is the absence of a payroll. Authors work for free, no budget, no ad managers, or salespeople—just a few folks with some ideas on the internet.
Just a quick update to thank you for continuing to make us the leading digital/online news and politics destinations in the Granite State. It’s a position we’ve held since last December.
The year of our Lord 2021 has been good to the ‘Grok pageview-wise. While we typically trade first and second place for the most online print-media traffic in New Hampshire with the Manchester Union Leader, this year’s been a bit different.
It’s fun to think about how a few unpaid hobbyists with no sales team or ad budget (working off donations) consistently attracts more online-eyeballs than every print media outlet in the state. We think it’s hilarious.
Just a quick pat on the back to our readers who have knocked it out of the park so far this month. From the beginning of the month through yesterday’s primary our traffic pushed us back to number one for online print-media traffic in New Hampshire.
GraniteGrok continues to make advances in Alexa Ranking. This time globally. We passed every other on-line media venue on our NH list in National Ranking. Then we passed them all in Global Alexa Ranking.
