It’s getting a surprising amount of extremely legitimate attention, esp compared to other forums I’ve seen like crsociety.org. I’m wondering if a lot of the people who don’t post much elsewhere on other social media sites are finding this. Also, what are the most common searchwords used to find this?
[I help manage longevitybase forumbase, which also uses the same platform, but this gets way more attention].
Its interesting - we’re getting about 2,000 unique visitors a month now (the site’s been up for about 2 months) - visitors mostly from Twitter. Trendline is up but not huge. Very Little organic search traffic right now - we’re still low in terms of search rank because (I think) we are still a very new site. People who come here tend to stay here (the average visit length is about 8 minutes which is good).
I think that most of us who are interested or using rapamycin are very eager to share and learn from each other - given the state of the knowledge - and since we are the only site entirely focused on the best molecule for anti-aging.
I’m hoping that once we get more organic traffic from Google that things will grow faster.
It is a site for the curious, those anticipating using rapamycin, and those already using it. You’ve done a great job of making it an interesting site loaded with useful information. I would think it would take widespread rapamycin use to make the number of users very large.
Thats what we’re trying to accomplish!
Bumping this, am curious to see trends over the past year and two.