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Hit Exchange Report
By Team Hoopla! News Team | April 15, 2008
Hit Exchange Report 041508
April 15, 2008
The Hit Exchange Report for April 15, 2008 is now posted online. Paid subscribers may now login to view most current and full Hit Exchange testing report.
Statistics this week cover March 3 to April 13, 2008. The Hit Exchange Report is updated every Tuesday. Next update: April 22, 2008.
The Top 20 is a ranking of overall performance for the most recent six-week testing period. We use the data we collect to determine a composite score when determining our Top 20 each week.
Delivery + Unique + Sitting Balance + Bounce Rate + New Visitors + Actual Results = Overall Ranking.
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The Hit Exchange Report develops and evolves to serve the advertising concerns of the online business community. New statistical software and analysis applications are made available on a regular basis. Independent resources are used to monitor the hit exchanges. No one component is all-important in and of itself. We use the data we collect to determine a composite score when determining our Top 20 each week.
The Top 20 is brought to you each week after analyzing the data of nearly 100 hit exchanges. All Hit Exchanges are given an equal opportunity to accrue hits. Exchanges that sit on credits are used less often. All figures are a function of how many members the exchange has, how easy their services are to use, viewing time, the ratio of views to hits, etc.
With the great proliferation of new exchanges multiplying on the Internet each week, statistics are more important than ever. The Top 20 is a very clean and productive collection of hit exchanges that have proven to work.
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Tags: analysis applications, bounce, business community, composite score, equal opportunity, exchange report, independent resources, productive collection, proliferation, report statistics, statistical software, subscribers, viewing time