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03:56 Dec 4, 2000 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] Marketing - Internet, e-Commerce | ||||
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| Selected response from: Evert DELOOF-SYS Belgium Local time: 11:51 | |||
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na | + 10 mio. hits |
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na | ?? other travel sites were accessed from this site ?? |
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+ 10 mio. hits Explanation: You're correct: by the end of August more than 10 mio. hits/searches were carried out through their site. For an interesting site re. tracking web activity, go to: www.alexa.com HTH |
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hit Explanation: It's obvious that the amount of searches is not equal to number of hits. Arriving at a site can definitively be termed a 'hit', it being the result of a search. |
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?? other travel sites were accessed from this site ?? Explanation: Point #1: Deltra and you could quite well be right but also possible is that 10,000,000,000,000 (10 trillion AE) (10 billion old BE) other travel sites were accessed from this site. Point #2: There is a typo somewhere in your question, either in the German or English. If the English is right then the German should read "10 Millionen sites". If the German is right then the English should probably be typed in digits to avoid confusion with millions, billions, and trillions. HTH - Dan |
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