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It is a poor rooster who won't crow for his own barnyard. So today, I wanted to crow a little about the dramatic growth in visitors we have had to the Cusseta.net web site.

We experienced a 233% increase in the average number of visits per day to Cusseta.net from December 2006 to December 2007. In December 2006, we were averaging 74 visits per day and in December 2007 we averaged 197 visits per day.

That is a big increase! In a small town like Cusseta that is a pretty good level of walk in traffic.

In the coming year, it is our hope that we can double again the number of visits each day to the web site. We plan on a full upgrade of the web site in 2008 and we plan to expand the number of subdomains for various non-profit groups in the community. We will also be adding many of our Chamber of Commerce members to the Business Directory.

I won't reveal all of the things we plan on adding to the web site in this one article. This grand project to promote our community is limited by what can be accomplished at night and on weekends and I would rather do more than I promise than less.

We are always looking for ideas. If you have one (or several), let us know! Post in the forum and we will see what we can accomplish. If we work together for the common good, anything can be accomplished.

 
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