"monthly traffic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the amount of people or items that pass through a certain area during a particular month. For example, "Our website saw 10,000 monthly traffic in April."
The London Evening Standard's site, Standard.co.uk, grew monthly traffic by 24.1% to 338,175.
In turn, Mirror Group Nationals, which includes Mirror.co.uk, set a record for its monthly traffic.
The Web site isn't yet three years old and already has monthly traffic rivaling Fox News.
InStyle's total monthly traffic is more than 10 million uniques according to ComScore data.
But various independent surveys place Politico's monthly traffic around the 2010 midterm elections at two million to six million people.
UK users, the most valuable audience for most newspaper advertisers, accounted for 60% of the site's monthly traffic.
A competitive analysis consists of looking at competitor keywords, estimated monthly search traffic, page one keywords, inbound links, domain authority, linking root domains and the estimated search traffic value.
Monthly domestic traffic to The Atlantic Wire is another 1.3 million visitors.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations monthly digital traffic report published on Thursday also featured a debut for Trinity Mirror's Manchester Evening News.
The biggest fall among UK national newspapers reporting monthly website traffic figures was Independent.co.uk, which suffered a 17.09% decline in monthly online browsers to 13,126,707.
It has a broad reach into the conservative base, with monthly Web traffic second only to Fox News among sites with conservative-leaning audiences.
