Not sure why, but it seems like a lot of people are searching for the San Bernardino Superior Court. Maybe it's because of the corruption scandal in the Assessor's office: LA Times story. But we think they just write a lot of speeding tickets in the traffic court. Maybe that's a revenue measure?
For more info on the topic, see California speeding tickets and California Traffic Courts.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Sunday, August 03, 2008
Milestones on the web
Our websites hit some new milestones. First, The Redlich Law Firm site had over 10,000 visits in July. We came close to that in both January and March, but this is the first time we went over. It wasn't that long ago we had only 6000 visits a month, so this is good for business.
Next, our Traffic Court site has a few highlights. We had over 80,000 visits in July, with over 70,000 unique users. And the site has now topped two million pageviews since October 1, 2005. One of the biggest areas of growth right now is in California. We've covered most of the state now, including the major population centers. The various pages of traffic courts in California had over 10,000 pageviews in July, up from a bit over 1000 in March and less than 7000 in June.
That's some growth! California is now the third busiest state on our site, and I suspect it will pass NJ (28K pageviews in July and growing) by December. Not sure if it will ever catch NY (83K - still have a few dozen courts to add to complete NY too).
Florida and Texas are also growing rapidly and we are adding courts in both. CT is still growing, while MA and RI seem to have leveled off. VA and OH are growing (and we are almost done adding courts to both), as is VT (but Vermont will never be huge).
Next, our Traffic Court site has a few highlights. We had over 80,000 visits in July, with over 70,000 unique users. And the site has now topped two million pageviews since October 1, 2005. One of the biggest areas of growth right now is in California. We've covered most of the state now, including the major population centers. The various pages of traffic courts in California had over 10,000 pageviews in July, up from a bit over 1000 in March and less than 7000 in June.
That's some growth! California is now the third busiest state on our site, and I suspect it will pass NJ (28K pageviews in July and growing) by December. Not sure if it will ever catch NY (83K - still have a few dozen courts to add to complete NY too).
Florida and Texas are also growing rapidly and we are adding courts in both. CT is still growing, while MA and RI seem to have leveled off. VA and OH are growing (and we are almost done adding courts to both), as is VT (but Vermont will never be huge).
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Traffic Court Hits 75K
Our traffic court website reached a new level the other day, with over 75,000 visits and over 65,000 unique visitors in 31 days. There were nearly 170,000 pageviews as well.
We've been adding courts in a few states. Our California traffic courts page now covers 23 counties, and the Los Angeles traffic courts page has become one of the busiest pages on the site. I'm not sure why, but the Alhambra court page is one of the top court pages.
We've also gotten a good start on Houston on our Texas courts page. Texas is, of course, a huge state, and there's an awful lot of courts there.
I went to college in Houston, and grad school in California, so I have a bit of a personal attachment to these areas.
Finally, a family member has been adding traffic courts in Florida. He's doing a great job. We still have a long way to go in terms of traffic though. It seems like our pages do better over time. CT now gets over 7000 page views a month, and MA gets over 5000. Florida is still at 1000 or so, and Texas (which we just started) isn't close to that yet. Rhode Island still gets more than Florida.
We've been adding courts in a few states. Our California traffic courts page now covers 23 counties, and the Los Angeles traffic courts page has become one of the busiest pages on the site. I'm not sure why, but the Alhambra court page is one of the top court pages.
We've also gotten a good start on Houston on our Texas courts page. Texas is, of course, a huge state, and there's an awful lot of courts there.
I went to college in Houston, and grad school in California, so I have a bit of a personal attachment to these areas.
Finally, a family member has been adding traffic courts in Florida. He's doing a great job. We still have a long way to go in terms of traffic though. It seems like our pages do better over time. CT now gets over 7000 page views a month, and MA gets over 5000. Florida is still at 1000 or so, and Texas (which we just started) isn't close to that yet. Rhode Island still gets more than Florida.
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