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Today, Robert G Allen Photography reached a major website traffic milestone: we surpassed 100,000 website sessions as measured by www.statcounter.com
First, let’s explain exactly what a website session is according to statcounter: a single, continuous period of activity by a visitor on your website. It encompasses all the actions a user takes, such as page views, clicks, and downloads, from the moment they arrive until they leave or go inactive. So, basically, when a visitor comes to the website and then leaves the website in one continuous visit, that counts as one website session.
A website session is not the same as a website visitor. A single unique visitor can have multiple sessions in a single day, week, or month. One session represents one individual "visit" to a website.
With all the details out of the way, let’s reflect on this accomplishment. I’m aware that some sites get to 100,000 sessions in less than a minute. This website was started in September of 2020. As you can imagine, that was a perfect time to start and build a website since it was during the COVID pandemic when I had very few event assignments. I have always wanted another website, separate from my event photography site ( www.ProImage-Photo.com ), to showcase my non-event photography content. That’s when www.RobertAllen-Photography.com was conceived.
To all my visitors, I hope you have enjoyed reading the articles and viewing the photos on my site over the past 6 years and hope you continue to return as new articles are posted weekly.
In the comments below (no sign-in required) let me know how the sight can be improved and what you like or dislike about my content.
A sincere thank you to all of our new and returning readers!
When a certain time elapses in ones life or career, be it 5 years, 10 or 15, it acts as a reminder to pause and reflect on the time passed and what has transpired within these milestone time periods.
For me, 2026 is one of those milestones; 25 years as a photographer. I have reflected on many aspects of what has transpired during this time period, often going back and looking at some of my earlier work.