I launched TwitterSnooze informally late Monday of last week, so I thought I’d write a quick post with one week worth of stats. When I first launched the script, I thought I would wait a month before writing a post about usage, but I can see now that, based on the current usage rate, an additional 3 weeks of data will be fairly insignificant. Some of this data is a little inconsistent because I didn’t stick a Google Analytics tracking snippet on the site until a little bit into Tuesday; nonetheless, the data still shows the “flash-in-the-pan” effect nicely ;)

So, in the past week:

- 250 snoozes have been successfully entered.
- 200 unique people have been snooze.
- 202 unique people have hit snooze on someone else.
- 6,926 Visits
- 6,733 Unique Visitors
- 7,801 Pageviews

Here’s a graph of uniques throughout the week:

Here’s the top 20 sources of traffic (with corresponding performance metrics… I’m still amazed that StumbleUpon can drive significant traffic):

Here’s a breakdown of repeat visitors (clearly, I’m the guy in the 15-25 segment):

Here’s a leaderboard of who has been snoozed the most:

1st — scobleizer: 17 (Scoble, your trophy is in the mail)
2nd – techcrunch: 6
Tied 4th — djchuang: 4
Tied 4th — obamanews: 4
Tied 6th — gsnail: 3
Tied 6th — jasoncalacanis: 3

… so, the remaining 194 people have been snoozed less than 2 times.

The service was launched late night on April 28th, which you can see in this graph of Snoozes/Day:

Thanks to all the people that made TwitterSnooze the “Look! SHINY!!!” of Tuesday, April 29th :)