Broward County City Guide

1/18/08 - Website traffic increases by 25% in January 2008
Divine Generation, LLC's control and re-organization of Broward County City Guide results in an unprecedented increase in traffic. "We knew that the site needed some work", said Miguel A. Gonzalez, one of the Managing Partners of Divine Generation, LLC. "But we were not expecting such wonderful results in this short of a timeframe. It is exciting news." Broward County City Guide is the brain child of Miguel A. Gonzalez, but since its creation in 1999, it was managed as a hobby. Over the years the site's traffic increased at a steady rate, but not much time was dedicated to it because of other income generating projects on the works. When Miguel and his wife, Shannon, founded Divine Generation, LLC in June of 2006, they re-assessed existing projects acquired by the business. Among them was Broward County City Guide. It remained on the back burner for the remainder of 2006 and most of 2007. By August of 2007, the site began its transformation and redesign.

Today, the site's traffic has increased by 25% in less than 30 days, an impressive increase when considering the fact that Broward County City Guide does not advertise its site. The traffic is solely generated through search engines and word of mouth. But this will soon change. "We are currently planning local advertising campaigns, vehicle wraps and other tools to get the word out.", said Miguel. "We are going to focus our efforts to make everyone aware of the site and continue to be an integral part of the community. Much like it has been since it first went online in 1999.

Website traffic to Broward County City Guide is currently at over 15,000 hits per month. Statistically, the site traffic has commenced growing at a rate of 10% per month. But this rate spiked to 25% in January alone. "It is no coincidence that our traffic has spiked in January. We performed a major update to the site in December." added Miguel.

Keep looking out for more changes and improvements in Broward County City Guide.

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