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LeoGlossary: Huge Potential Traffic For Leofinance

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Sometimes it is hard to see a the potential of a small project. However, when we step back and look years later, we wonder how we could have missed what was taking place.

Is this the situation with LeoGlossary? Only time will tell but I can tell you I am committed to doing all I can to get this into the upper ranks of investment and financial information.

In many posts we discuss the comparison to Wikipedia. Obviously, that is the granddaddy of them all, the one that covers millions of terms.

However, there is anoher repository which is more closely aligned with what LeoGlossary (and Leofinance) is involved with.

This is Investopedia. While it is much narrower in focus than Wikipedia, and much smaller in traffic, it is still a formidable force on the Internet. Here we see the potential of what LeoGlossary seeks.

In the end, the goal is to make LeoGlossary one of the most powerful aspect of Leofinance. Here is the potential we are dealing with.

Millions Of Visitors

How would we like to get a couple million visitors a month to Leofinance from LeoGlossary? Would this change the outlook for this platform and, in turn, the token price? What would this do for the Hive ecosystem in general?

Of course, this sounds outlandish when talking about a site that has 500 monthly active users. Obviously, it is nothing more than nonsense.

Well, the numbers tell a different story.

Here are some quick searches regarding Investopedia. It is very interesting where they rank with things.

The first is taking from their Website:

They get 44 million monthly visitors (as of three years ago). How would it look if Leofinance could scalp just a small percentage of them away? How much would that help the ecosystem?

Next we will look at the pageviews according to Similarweb:

The 44 million people are now accounting for over 50 million pageviews per month. Again, how would that look for Leofinance?

Financial Terms

Looking at the information from the company itself, there are 14,000 financial terms in their database. With LeoGlossary, we are approaching 2,700. Naturally, there is a lot more work to be done.

However, there is another stark difference. Investopedia came about in 1999, so they are almost a quarter of a century old. LeoGlossary is around 6 months.

In other words, we are off to a good start but it is just that: a start.

The goal is to keep adding people who want to make Leofinance a focal point for this type of information. We are adding to a database that keeps growing in width and depth. Right now we are early in the game, so it is like watching a thumbnail grow. However, I am confident that the activity will add up.

There is no doubt that daily posting adds up. The numbers grow over time as my account can attest. It is the same logic being applied to LeoGlossary.

I have a primary goal of getting to 5,000 posts this year under LeoGlossary. That is going to require another 2,300 to achieve. This is being done at a time of also adding depth to what was already posted. Superpages is spreading as some of the topics are expanded upon.

The next 6 months will see progress in the same direction.

For now, the team is:

@gadrian @iskafan @ifarmgirl

Stop by their blogs and support their posts since they are volunteering their time to LeoGlossary and, hence, Leofinance.

As for everyone else, there are two choices:

  • hit me up on discord to join the team and help out under the LeoGlossary account
  • use the links in your posts

Remember, we have an application called Veews that is, ultimately, going to open up to all archived content on Hive. This is something that will be marketed to outide the community. The premise of that application is readership. Obviously, the more articles with links back to LeoGlossary and, in turn, Leofinance, the better it is for the entire platform.

This is one of the ways we could end up having traffic driven to Leofinance. At some point, every Leofinance post will be in the rotation on Veews.

Ultimately, this could end up being a fantastic way to get people to bounce around the website and consume Leofinance content.

And that benefits everyone holding Leo Power especially once ad revenue is applied.


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