This post is part of a blog carnival in the run-up to SAA 2014:
Over the last seven years there have been 20,900 pages viewed. Whether you think that's a lot depends on your expectations. Most of the traffic comes from Google searches, although some follow links from university archaeology courses cite it as an online resource. It is notable that most of search terms are post titles, which means that 'meat and potatoes' post titles work better than clever allusive and obscure ones.
If I was to take a gloomy view I could say that it is impossible to predict which of the posts will go viral, to the extent of finding most readers, and I am disappointed at the much smaller number of readers who explore the site at length. But in away that's not surprising: the potential audience of new archaeology graduates or people working in generic management is much larger than my core audience - commercial arcaheologists who have just been promoted to project managers.