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Can 7 GB Bandwith Hold 10,000-15,000 visitors in 2-3 days?

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  • #683671
    Anonymous
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    10,000-15,000 visitors in 2-3 days?
    OR 1000 A MONTH?

    #683675
    Anonymous
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    10,000-15,000 visitors in 2-3 days?

    It will definitely be 10,000-15,000 in 2-3 days. Remember it is a press release, and counting that it will go published with a professional journalist writer, it should get at least publish and reach that minimum amount of visitors.

    My site is about 102KB…so I think I have it figured out. If I’m NOT mistaken, its 102 . 10,000= 1,020,000 MB …so that should be around 1 GB of bandwith space.

    Right?

    P.S- First time that I’m having issues with bandwith, and I need to figured this out correctly cause, I heard of clinets that exceed their bandwith and have to pay $3,000 and up to $25,000 for the amount of traffic they have received at moments for there current hosting accounts plans. Hopefully this won’t happen to me.

    -Joaquin

    #683677
    Anonymous
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    If this is the case get a better host. The people i use give me 400 gigs of bandwith a month, more then i will ever use ever. if i go over i get charges $5 for an exta 5 gigs. Let me explain 400 gigs of transfer to you in a simple way

    if one of my pages is 50 kb that means it can have 8 MILLION PAGE VIEWS before i go over.

    #683687
    Anonymous
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    7GB should be more than enough for that level of visitors. If you are doing calculations, don’t forget that people might visit more than one page of your site. And, yes, you may want to switch hosting providers if you get to the max bandwidth. My hosting company gives unlimited bandwidth.

    #683688
    Anonymous
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    webber286 wrote:
    7GB should be more than enough for that level of visitors. If you are doing calculations, don’t forget that people might visit more than one page of your site. And, yes, you may want to switch hosting providers if you get to the max bandwidth. My hosting company gives unlimited bandwidth.

    hot damn, which hosting company is this?!

    #683696
    Anonymous
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    webhost4life.com

    #683697
    Anonymous
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    Also yahoo hosting gives you 400 gigs for less the $15 a month

    #683741
    Anonymous
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    That’s more than enough bandwidth for those numbers.

    #683803
    Anonymous
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    From the “features” information of a hosting company in which I trust.

    now 8GB Traffic [about 10000 visitors per day]

    #683812
    Anonymous
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    I have done press releases in the past and although it sounds good you may be disappointed in the volume of traffic you get, I would not worry about blowing out your bandwidth but please let us know how it goes.

    Brian

    #684018
    Anonymous
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    Im using Dreamhost ( http://www.dreamhost.com ), and I’m getting 1000GB per month and 40GB of webspace for $7.95 per month.
    If you use YEARLYFREE50 as a promo code you get $50 off yearly plans.
    I’m extremely happy with them, especially with the huge discount.

    #684129
    Anonymous
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    Can I ask where you’ll be submitting or how much you’ll be spending on a press release that will bring in over 10,000 real visitors? For sites like prweb I wouldn’t expect more then 100 visitors in 2-3 days with a $100 press release.

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