I have had a very similar experience with SINLetter and MustFeed as the time I spent building MustFeed with my team took me away from blogging on SINLetter and traffic dropped immediately.

Now that I am starting to participate I thought I'd get my new member post out here.I turned 30 last year and decided you know what... there has got to be a better way to support myself... this 8 to 10 hour day, 3 hour minimum traffic commute business is for the birds.

Here are a few: Traffic Analytics: * Google Analytics * Site Meter * Get Clicky * WebsiteGrader.com Heat Maps: * Click Heat * Crazy Egg * ClickDensity How are you keeping track on your online activity?

How you plan to get traffic (people) to your website.

It is the only way to get steady, consistent traffic.

Many on call (doctors) must be able to get to the hospital within a time limitation, 10 minutes away isn't always a distance issue as much as a traffic issue.

Without a way to drive traffic there, it will be just about useless as a lead generator. 

I have 60 acres in a high traffic location that I’m looking to develop for mixed use (90% residential, 10% commercial).I need help to determine what kind of developments are in local demand in order to create a best use project plan.How would you approach this?

On one end of the spectrum, a 100% transient park with daily/weekly rental traffic, will operate and perform more like a hotel. 

For those that have invested with us in our developments (over 800 doors and $200M in sales) all but one out of state investor have flown in at least once to see the locations, economics of the area, traffic patterns, shake hands with the people involved (lender, broker, PM, builder sometimes, etc).