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APPENDIX 5: HIV NGO WEBSITE DATAOrganisation Website Total hits Averagehits perdayTotalvisitorsAveragevisitors perdayCommentsNZAF www.nzaf.org.nz 53,850 from10.09–05.10254 19,794 93 Traffic: direct = 64%;search engines =26%; referring sites =10%.Content: fastestadvertisement =22%; administrationaccess = 12%;general/freecondoms‐lube= 3%;our services = 3%;about us = 2%.35.5% are new visits.PositiveWomen Incwww.positivewomen.co.nz 25,206 from02.10–03.10inclusive432 1,182 20 Average page viewsper visitor = 1.73Body Positive www.bodypositive.org.nzDataunavailableDataunavailableDataunavailableDataunavailableBody Positive ismoving to a newwebsite where suchinformation will bereadily availableINAFoundationwww.ina.maori.nz777 frommid‐03.10–04.10inclusive17 105 2.4 Traffic: direct = 50%;search engines =28%; referring sites =22%.Content: about us =15%; home page =24%; services = 10%;links = 8%.48.6% are new visits.NB: At the time ofthe review, thewebsite had beenoperational for only44 days.REVIEW OF SERVICES FOR PLHA 53
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