Huge traffic pushes LVBD to its limitsThe past two weeks of promoting has brought traffic to new levels - want to know how? By Antony Svasek - 18th August 2000 - Back to News This past two weeks we have added a new dimension to the promotion campaign of the LVBusinessDirectory. After two months of planning and research we have commenced banner advertising at various local Internet sites. The results have been awesome. The first weekend brought in so much traffic that it overloaded our servers. Sorry to the many users out there for the inconvenience. We have now doubled our capacity to cope with the new activity.
If you would like to know how LVBusinessDirectory can help your web site with banner advertising, let us know (because we do).
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au
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