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The GameMaker Affiliation Service has now served over 5,000,000 button impressions!
Here are some stats collected through the service on the way to 5 million button impressions. Includes browser/OS usage of people viewing the banners, country reach and total impressions per month.
This data is collected from a large number of GameMaker websites so the information [...]
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The free Game Maker Affiliation Service banner exchange has now delivered over 2,000,000 button impressions.
I will take this opportunity to release some data collected via the system. The country, browser and OS share of all pageviews delivered by GMA can been seen in GMA 2M stats.xls
This is one of the largest collections of publicly [...]
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The Game Maker Affiliation Service has now delivered over 1,000,000 button impressions advertising GameMaker related websites since its launch in April 2007.
As this milestone figure has been reached I am releasing some statistics showing how impression and click counts have grown up until the end of January 2008. Also released is data which shows [...]
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If, like me, you like statistics then good. Here is some information about the number of user registrations at various GameMaker related websites. Most figures are approximations.
English GameMaker Websites
YoYo Games - 87,000
Game Maker Community - 60,500
GameMakerGames - 1,600
64Digits - 4,300 - It has been so long since the site has been up [...]
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Here are some stats for the performance of GameMakerBlog’s Game Maker Affiliation Service in 2007.
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Sandy Duncan from YoYo Games has released some stats on the popularity of their website on his blog.
“The website today gets,on average about 25,000 visitors per day. When you’re here you spend more than 7 minutes on each visit and view more than 8 pages on the website. If I include the “Beta” and “Work [...]
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I like surveys.
GMTutorials recently released the results of a survey they ran at the GMC, which attracted around 350 participants.
The results were mostly none-surprising, unfortunately they aren’t presented in the clearest of ways.