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      <title>Traffic Breadth Is Expanding Faster Than The Headline Numbers Suggest</title>
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      <description>The topline metrics look fairly stable at first glance — 17.1k visits across 65 sites with visits up 6.34%, page views essentially flat at +0.45%, and median load time improving 5.45% to 1.72 seconds — but the more interesting story is underneath the surface. The portfolio is becoming less dependent on a single domain and more diversified across multiple mid-sized properties. That usually matters more long term than one site exploding for a week and then fading.</description>
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