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Another year has been and gone, and we’d like to toast to your wins in 2019, whether they were great or small. To close out 2019, let’s take a glance back at the numbers for the ProSwimWorkouts platform.
Closing the year with another delayed monthly report confirming an overall “downwards” trend for our platform in 2019. We seem to attract more new visitors while having a hard time to bring people back.
“Home Office” has become an unfortunate reality for (swim) coaches around the globe. Many of you are most likely as busy as before while providing your athletes with ways to keep “training” and “minimize” the impact of this sudden break.
October was a great month for the ProSwimWorkouts platform! We went from roughly 12k pageviews the previous month to 13k with an overall longer time spent on-site during visits.
This September “Stats & Membership Report” is yet another late “Top 5”. However, we have been consistent with our daily workout updates and these seem to be most important to our community.
August is the start of the season for many swim teams in Europe and elsewhere while most teams in the US finish up their big summer meets. Either way, another busy month for coaches attending meets or workout planning.
How has your summer been this year? Busy and with plenty of time away from the computer screen? It certainly were action packed and entraining weeks in the swimming world!
June was a busy month in the swimming community – both for the athletes with some first high-level meets and the “musical chairs” for the coaches. We’re glad to have made the “expected turnaround” looking at the numbers for the platform.
Hopefully, the month of May was the turnaround of 2019 for the PSW platform and is going to take us to new heights during the second half of the year. We still saw slightly declining “pageviews” while we had more “unique users” visit again.
Seems like we’re losing traction lately with another month indicating decreasing numbers despite getting a lot of positive feedback. Success rarely is a straight line and we wouldn’t expect this to be different for the PSW platform.