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ok im looking at alexa rankings for a few sites and i look at detailed traffic chart and it shows the site in jan. with a flat line at zero and then in feb. it reached 20 million people then in march it moved to 10 million. How does this happen, what goes on?
 
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young11 said:
ok im looking at alexa rankings for a few sites and i look at detailed traffic chart and it shows the site in jan. with a flat line at zero and then in feb. it reached 20 million people then in march it moved to 10 million. How does this happen, what goes on?

Knowing the site might help. Maybe it was being developed in January, then in February it went live and they began a major marketing campaign.

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Could be that the results are fabricated through automated means but if we don't know the URL it's hard to tell.
 
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domain is bolt2.com
 
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I think I found what you are looking for:

From this Answers.com page:

On 6 March 2006, bolt.com was relaunched enabling its 10.8 million monthly unique users to create, store and market their personal content- including videos, photos and music. This new site is intended to be marketed to older users than the original teen audience it was previously focused on, however most older members have stayed with bolt2.com due to disinterest in the few features offered by the new website.

Hope this helps.

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