The network closed the week of August 2 to August 8 with 17.44k visits across 65 active sites, up 11.58% on the prior week, and 17.95k page views, up 11.28%. Median page load time moved the wrong way, rising 18.43% to 2,988ms. The top ten properties accounted for roughly 9,080 visits, a little over half of all traffic, which means the long tail of the network is still carrying close to the same share it did a week ago.
Almost all of the week’s growth came from one site. Technologies.org took 2.3k visits, up 98.28%, with 2.31k page views on a 95.76% gain. Its own load time rose 38.13% to 2,728ms under the extra weight, but the field metrics improved sharply: Largest Contentful Paint fell 29.16% to 3,012ms and Cumulative Layout Shift dropped 36.13% to 0.1, which puts layout stability back inside the good band. Interaction to Next Paint sat at 88ms. Chrome delivered 1.38k of those visits, with 830 recorded as unknown and 40 on Chrome Mobile.
Analysis.org held second place with 1.45k visits, up 11.54%, and 1.47k page views, up 12.21%. It remains the slowest of the measured properties at 5,272ms, and that figure worsened by 9.11% over the week. Largest Contentful Paint of 2,928ms is drifting up rather than down, and Cumulative Layout Shift of 0.21 sits well above the 0.1 threshold with barely any movement. Interaction to Next Paint of 48ms is the one clean number on the card. Traffic split almost evenly between unknown agents at 650 and Chrome at 610, with 80 on Mobile Safari.
Pho.tography.org posted the second strongest growth rate, taking 1.01k visits on a 62.9% gain and 1.03k page views on a 63.49% gain. Load time rose 82.41% to 1,609ms and Largest Contentful Paint more than doubled, up 123.35% to 1,992ms. Both figures are still comfortably inside good territory, so the regression is worth watching rather than fixing this week. Cumulative Layout Shift stayed flat at zero. Chrome supplied 480 visits, unknown agents 410, and Chrome Mobile 110, the highest mobile share in the top three.
The Middle of the Table
Osint.org took fourth with 780 visits, up 5.41%, though page views fell 5.49% to 860. It is the only site in the top ten reading more than one page per visit. Marketanalysis.com was the sole decliner on visits, down 2.7% to 720, with page views flat at 750. Cybersecuritymarket.com more than doubled to 600 visits on a 122.22% gain, the largest percentage move anywhere in the report. Mediapresser.com reached 580 visits, up 16%, and Publishinghouse.org 560, up 36.59%. Technologyconference.com added 25.58% to reach 540, and Transportational.com finished the table at 540 on a 1.89% gain.
What the Numbers Do Not Show
Seven of the top ten sites returned no page load time and no Core Web Vitals data at all, which reflects instrumentation coverage rather than performance. Only the three fastest growing properties reported field metrics this week. The other consistent pattern is the ratio of page views to visits, which sits at 1.03 across the network and at exactly 1.00 on most of the mid-table sites. Sessions are landing on a page and leaving. Unknown user agents also make up a large share of the two biggest sites, 36% on Technologies.org and 45% on Analysis.org, so the headline growth figures should be read with that composition in mind.
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