"website traffic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the number of visitors to a website. For example, "We attributed the increase in sales to increased website traffic."
The launch of Apple's iPhone 4S also helped boost newspaper website traffic in October.
However, the social focus remained and a third of website traffic was generated by Facebook during this new phase.
Mirror Group Digital enjoyed record website traffic in June thanks to the Sunday People's Nigella Lawson picture scoop.
Online sports nutrition and bodybuilding supplement retailer SNCDirect switched its focus to social media to address disappointing website traffic.
In the same month as the Guardian completed the switch to its redesigned website, traffic rose 14% month-on-month and almost 35% year-on-year.
When he told me that less than 10% of the brand's website traffic came from women, it wasn't just with resignation, it was with pride.
Trinity Mirror has reported website traffic growth of nearly 70% year-on-year between July and October, but print advertising declined by 11%.
The Sun's website traffic rose by more than a quarter in November – but it was not enough to close the gap with rival Trinity Mirror.
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.
Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, wants assurances about plans that will mean internet companies are instructed to install hardware tracking telephone and website traffic.
Right now, on Twitter, Roosh is crowing about his record website traffic, as though becoming an international laughingstock is some sort of victory for his movement.
