I definitely believe that her statement of getting 3 times more traffic to her site today than in 2003 is just another empty claim in an effort to convince others she's more popular than she really is...hoping it will draw others to her site. Unfortunately, that simply isn't supported by the data that's available.

Using Alexa, her site ranks 97,204 among Alexa users. That means there are 97,203 sites that rank higher among Alexa users. In the U.S. alone, she ranks 58,728 with 35.1% of her traffic coming solely from the U.S...which is the largest source of traffic to her site. As previously shown, her Traffic Rank, Reach and Page Views are all down...8% or more. Something I find interesting is the Demographics tab. A majority of the people who go to ZetaTalk are between 55 and 64, female, most have no college education, while others have some college education and are almost all users are viewing ZetaTalk from home (as it should be really). What does this tell me? It tells me something that has been suggested before - that a majority of those who believe Nancy are not highly educated and may explain why some of them believe her.

Granted, this is based on Alexa users. But, like any poll, it is a sampling and is, IMO, no less accurate. Max can make of it whatever he wants but I believe the information shows a trend of decline...not increase...in popularity. I wish there was a way to compare to her 2003 numbers. I know they were significantly higher...even though there were fewer Internet and Alexa users back then.