[Chart] Bitcointalk statistics on impression counts for ads

[joker_josue]

If every reply generates 3-page loads, this means 4,700 "replies" per registered user monthly.
I guess that makes you understand the amount of traffic generated by unregistered users.
It would be nice to streamline this amount of pages more profitably for the forum.

Now I don't understand your calculations.

In the last 30 days registered, there were 9 867 673 impressions/views.
The same data says that only 1 877 155 users logged in.
This gives more or less 6 impressions/views per registered user for 30 days.

If for each post you make, it gives at least 2 impressions, as the banner space does not record the page where the post was created (contrary to the number I indicated before). So, this means that the number of impressions/views is very low compared to logged users. The value should be higher.

Ah, now I understand, and it makes much more sense.
MY value was too unrealistically high and based on the wrong number of users.
Of course, the number of users logged remains low, but the "bot" (either users casually browsing or proper AI agent reading posts) activity seems to be the real reason for this.
I'm not sure if and how to account for or react to this bot-proliferation.

Look, this registered number certainly does not include bots. Maybe only with unregistered visitors.
Furthermore, the statistics system should not account for all topics on the forum, probably some boards are not accounted for.

Because notice, according to these users logged in, only each user saw a topic 6 times over 30 days.  Just you and me, in half an hour we saw twice as many topics.

That's why I say that these numbers are very superficial and do not reflect 100% the dynamics of the forum.

[Coin-1]

I feel stupid and I am sure I am missing something. The forum is not providing any ad service [the top banners] then how it's generating the impressions on the ad stat page?

Basically this page was created to present the forum's statistical data, with advertisements in mind.
In other words, the page is configured to display forum statistics, related to each announcement cycle.

Ultimately, it's not about the statistics of the ad itself, but about access to the forum.

You are right. I mentioned about the ad sales pause in this thread:

It should be noted that on September 20, 2022, theymos said:

Note that I've decided to suspend ad sales. These auctions will probably be permanently ended, and I'm not sure whether or in what form advertising in general will be continued. Maybe some ads will go up again fairly soon, or maybe there will never be any more ads; I haven't decided yet.

As far as I understand, rounds 353 and up did not advertise any service, but did show various dictums of the forum founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, and other Bitcoin-related expressions. Now each round lasts exactly 30 days.

Thus, the forum has stopped promoting all casinos, mixers and other types of cryptocurrency related businesses from the 353th round (inclusive), however, these slots still count all impressions to provide statistics.

That's why I say that these numbers are very superficial and do not reflect 100% the dynamics of the forum.

I can't speak for the published numbers, but I can confirm that my charts accurately illustrate these figures.

[joker_josue]

That's why I say that these numbers are very superficial and do not reflect 100% the dynamics of the forum.

I can't speak for the published numbers, but I can confirm that my charts accurately illustrate these figures.

Nothing against its graphics. They are right based on the numbers presented. 
The system's accounting of these numbers may not take into account some parameters that we are not aware of.