Whereas the average “attention span” of an eHarmony member (its audience turnover) is between 3 to 6 months, eHarmony Blog has been around for three years. From all of us here, thank you everyone for taking part in this blog.
When the blog started, eHarmony hid a lot of itself from the public. Since then, it has opened three blogs, opened a public discussion forum, opened five Twitter accounts and opened several 24-hour customer support phone lines. Every day, their public discussion forum receives and UNABASHEDLY publishes dozens of customer complaints about dead profiles and other site issues. The site has gotten better, but in many ways, still has a long way to go. For instance, try emailing an eHarmony staffer! This blog’s work is not done.
Here’s to the next 1,000 posts. 
Blog stats
- 1,010 articles
- 2,464 comments
- 116,323 spam comments caught
Our traffic stats for July 2009
All of our stats increased, compared to June 2009 and past months.
- As per Google Analytics: 104,000 pageviews from 41,800 visits from 34,100 unique visitors
- As per Quantcast: 97,800 pageviews from 41,900 visits from 29,900 unique visitors
- As per StatCounter: 91,400 pageviews from 51,600 unique visitors
- Our own server logs for July show it served our promo codes page 82,000 times.
- The promo codes page received 883 “Yes it worked” votes from 2,510 voters.
- As per Google Analytics: 49 eHarmony staffmembers read 84 articles 194 times
- 37 new followers on Twitter and 55 new subscribers on Feedburner.
Revenue generated so far: $0.00
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