Star Wars Forever

Beta BFII pictures, Wallpaper, Star Wars scripts, Cheats on SW Vgames, etc...

 

Perhaps if you would like us to discuss your site then you could provide a link for us to see?

 

I did post a link. I keep trying to post a link for my site and it won't work for me. But it's in my profile.

 

This?

 

Everything seems too far to the left to me. I think you could probably spread the site out to the right and middle more. That way, there is not just a giant purple space off to the right.

Also, I assure you that there will never be an Episode 0, Episode VII, Episode VIII or Episode IX. Don't listen to SuperShadow, because all he does is lie.

 

What is the primary focus of your website? Is it just general Star Wars information? If so, it isn't any different than thousands of other websites out there, and will have a really hard time getting a good amount of visitors, especially with multiple well-established general Star Wars sites.

 

Agreed. There is TF.N and SW.com, along with countless others.

 

Withing three day's of my BFII section being put up, I already had two thousand plus visitors. To bad, the report of EP.0 came from the Force.net, the main site.

 

Yes, but later they came out with another report stating that it was a false rumor.

 

Just curious, how did you measure the number of visitors?

 

Yes, I agree with Jeff. You said:

But, your hitometer only says 1933.

 

Well, there is a difference between "Hits", "Visits", and other terms, even between different counter programs. Some just count how many times the counter has been loaded. If it's on every page, it might count every time someone visits another page, which really isn't a unique visitor.

For example, using the "Webalizer" stats for my domain, since September, I've had 11,909,819 "hits" and 287,649 "visits". I think it counts a "hit" for each file that is loaded, and a "visit" for every unique visitor within a certain time period (meaning if someone visits a bunch of pages within that time period, it only counts as one visit, but if they visit again a couple days later, it registers as a second visit).

So, without knowing what numbers you're actually looking at and referring to, it's impossible to know just how much (or how little) traffic your site has had.

 

That's true...still, three days and 2000+ seems unrealistic to me.

 

Unrealistic maybe, but the people at the LucasArts forums were mad for BattleFront Pictures so I gave it to them and they flocked like muslims toward meca.

 

Yeah, at FS.N we put up the International Harry Potter and TGOF trailer without french subtitles and the people at AICN went nuts. We had 10,000+ visitors in like two days. It was awesome

 

No VII, VIII, or IX, eh? Oh how times change.