Law Prof Blog Traffic Rankings
Below are the updated quarterly traffic rankings by page views of the Top 50 blogs edited by law professors for the April 1, 2013 - March 31, 2014 period, as well as the percentage change in traffic from the prior 12-month period. As I previously announced, in response to several requests and in light of the continued degrading of Site Meter, I am now including the more accurate, stable Google Analytics data in these quarterly traffic rankings (marked with an asterisk).
Rank
|
Blog
|
Page Views
|
Change
|
1
|
137,555,358
|
n/a
| |
2
|
16,085,516
|
+9.1%
| |
3
|
15,273,957
|
-23.2%
| |
4
|
12,506,717
|
+264.4%
| |
5
|
10,123,791
|
-14.6%
| |
6
|
5,561,484
|
-2.9%
| |
7
|
5,029,535
|
+41.2%
| |
8
|
3,705,278
|
-46.1%
| |
9
|
1,922,508
|
-3.0%
| |
10
|
1,802,330
|
+62.2%
| |
11
|
1,801,825
|
+42.8%
| |
12
|
1,360,941
|
+2.0%
| |
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