Sentence examples for traffic boost from inspiring English sources

This could mean a traffic boost to those sites.

Guardian.co.uk is likely to see a further traffic boost from its WikiLeaks coverage when the December ABCe figures are published next month.

Thanks to the traffic boost from being a Yahoo-associated entity, the site performed well, at one point generating more monthly unique visitors than competitor Digg.

The World Cup generated a modest traffic boost for all the UK's newspaper websites during June, according to the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations Electronic.

The Mirror Group Digital network of websites and Metro.co.uk also enjoyed a traffic boost last month, while the number of users of Telegraph.co.uk and the Independent website fell.

Guardian.co.uk, the second most popular UK newspaper website, also registered a huge traffic boost in May, topping 50 million monthly uniques for the first time, while Telegraph.co.uk, Independent.co.uk and Mirror Group Digital all saw double digital month-on-month growth.

The extra traffic boosted neighbouring Nassau further.

Other events that have given the Times' Web site big, sustained traffic boosts include the Sept. 11 attacks and the 1997 death of Princess Diana.

The move was especially dastardly considering Facebook's viral channels have led to huge referral traffic boosts for Yahoo's news properties over the last few months.

By automatically publishing stories back to the Facebook Ticker, Timeline, and News Feed, these apps will hope to score the same traffic boosts attained by The Washington Post, Yahoo, and Digg.

Money is generated through ads — sometimes there are as many as ten on a page — and Spartz hopes to develop traffic-boosting software that he can sell to publishers and advertisers.