Google Analytics shows 3 visits to my site over the last 25 months from ASP sites.

I’ve certainly gotten my money’s worth out of ASP, but I don’t agree there is any benefit to having a URL listed in this directory.

Tom Simondi :Any idea what happened in 2000? And, 2001 ….

I was somewhat mystified by those data points. I read it the same way you did that both 2000 and 2001 were odd.

On second look, perhaps only 2000 is anomolous. 1999 and 2001 data points seem to track each other.

I note that 2000 and 2008 are “crash” years in which economic activity was not as robust as the year before. Both years see a lower percentage of no url expires compared to the prevailing ratio. Note that years are the year of joining. So, maybe there is something different about members who join in the year of a crash.

On the whole, for data spanning a ten year period, I think this is rather well behaved data.

I think what is going on here is that no URL is a pattern of behavior. When asked for identifying information, don’t give out information unless asked.

This makes sense for social security and bank account numbers. It rarely makes sense for business URLs.

I doubt the dollar amount of direct business coming from an ASP listing is material. Rather, the reason for the disparity is mindset: promoting site rather than protecting it from discovery.

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