Stats: Views jump by more than 100,000 in October for Frank Report

11/02/2017 | Frank Parlato

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The views for Frank Report in October had a spike. There were 231,729 page views during the month. The previous high was September when page views totaled 127,540.

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For the first time Mexican readers surpassed Canadian.

Comparison chart by months. It was June 2017, when I broke the story about DOS and its blackmail and branding scheme.

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2017 was 97,000 + views which was the previous high.

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Comments (3)

AnonymousNovember 2, 2017
It's only just begun
Graph request: page views vs month for Mexico, Canada, Fiji, and LibyaNovember 2, 2017
It would be interesting to see how the different countries go up or down.

Libya had a spike when Sara Bronfman's husband Igtet was trying to stage a coup.

And Fiji views are a measure of how the exit plan preparations are coming….
Take the Blinders offNovember 2, 2017
Thank Goodness for that. Game Changer.

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