http://www.nimblebooks.com/wordpress/2006/03/welcome-page/ Timely, colorful, thought-provoking and concise Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:58:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.nimblebooks.com/wordpress/2006/03/welcome-page/#comment-257 Nimble Books LLC » Blog Archive » Welcome to Nimble Books Wed, 26 Jul 2006 15:14:08 +0000 http://www.nimblebooks.com/wordpress/welcome-to-the-nimble-books-blog/#comment-257 [...] Nimble Books publishes timely, relevant “living books” on a wide variety of subjects ranging from Harry Potter and Dan Brown to health, science, politics, sports, and technology. For more info, browse the welcome and categories links to the right. [...] [...] Nimble Books publishes timely, relevant “living books” on a wide variety of subjects ranging from Harry Potter and Dan Brown to health, science, politics, sports, and technology. For more info, browse the welcome and categories links to the right. [...]

]]> http://www.nimblebooks.com/wordpress/2006/03/welcome-page/#comment-24 » March 2006 report Tue, 04 Apr 2006 14:40:55 +0000 http://www.nimblebooks.com/wordpress/welcome-to-the-nimble-books-blog/#comment-24 [...] This website continues to support itself. One quite remarkable discovery was that it appears that about 80% of my referrer traffic is coming from images.google.foo — Google’s Image Search in various countries. Who knew the images were so popular? As a result, I improved the 404 page to make it easier for users to find the images. This resulted in a higher AdSense clickthrough rate for the site as a whole but a lower revenue-per-click, since apparently “Airbus 380″ has a lower CPM than the typical ad content of the Nimble Books home page! Nevertheless, the changes are worthwhile: Google Analytics shows that users are indeed finding what they’re looking for much more efficiently. [...] [...] This website continues to support itself. One quite remarkable discovery was that it appears that about 80% of my referrer traffic is coming from images.google.foo — Google’s Image Search in various countries. Who knew the images were so popular? As a result, I improved the 404 page to make it easier for users to find the images. This resulted in a higher AdSense clickthrough rate for the site as a whole but a lower revenue-per-click, since apparently “Airbus 380″ has a lower CPM than the typical ad content of the Nimble Books home page! Nevertheless, the changes are worthwhile: Google Analytics shows that users are indeed finding what they’re looking for much more efficiently. [...]

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