We’re six weeks old and soaring. Thank you!

October 23, 2007

SiliconCaribe.com – SiliconCaribe.com the trendwatching site covering Caribbean and Latin American news, reviews and trends celebrates its milestones: 6 weeks old, 110 posts, 126 comments, 191 quality backlinks, just over 2,500 unique readers who spend at average of 3 minutes reading and a repeat visitor rate of over 40%. Additionally, the site has seen visitors from every continent with the top visiting countries being United States, United Kingdom, Jamaica, Canada, Barbados, Trinidad, Sweden, New Zealand, Cayman Islands and Singapore.
We’re six weeks old and soaring with so much more to come.

Comments

5 Responses to “We’re six weeks old and soaring. Thank you!”

Esteban Agosto Reid on October 23rd, 2007 12:28 am

Six weeks old and doing very well.I look forward to reading Silicon Caribe each day. Your readership base/visitors with respect to countries is somewhat diverse and will become even more so,as the blog becomes more institutionalized over time.Wishing Silicon Caribe the best for the future. RESPECT!
Leighton Scarlett on October 23rd, 2007 4:14 am

What you guys are doing here is nothing short of amazing. I’m literally hooked on your supply of fresh content. Please keep it coming. Great job SC. …. Congrats on your mile stone. Here’s to wishing you many more!
Antonio on October 23rd, 2007 12:23 pm

Congratulations, you’ve made my firefox homepage list. It looks like this …

http://digg.com/view/all|http://slashdot.org|http://tech-barbados.com/phpBB2|http://www.ixwebhosting.com|http://www.jasonnurse.com/blog/|http://www.siliconcaribe.com/

Keep up the good work and remember to update regularly.
Rodney on October 24th, 2007 1:50 am

Great work SC.

If you build it, they will come :). And they have been coming, so just keep building on the good stuff you have going here.
Dennis Jones on October 24th, 2007 1:51 am

Your site has been one of the discoveries of the year, and I now subscribe to your posts, and have linked from my blog. Keep up the great work. More stories about the people making technology work would be great and an intersting topic would be electronic surveillance systems.