Website Information and Statistics

The www.whatcanieat.com.au website is an established, published website that officially launched on January 1, 2009.

At a glance:

WEBSITE:

Traffic:  15 000 views per month
Database:  12 500 within the network database
Page Views per month:  120 000


FACEBOOK:  

Likes: 2557 (19.2.13)


    



Traffic Targeting Strategies:
As What Can I Eat does not specialise in just one of the dietary requirements,  we have actioned a wide variety of strategies to drive traffic to this directory.

HOW Do we drive traffic to us and therefore find YOU??

• Organically (keyword searching) on Google we have a dedicated SEO and Adwords specialist, Mel Samson of Click Winning Content.
  

  Summary of keywords searched within Australia, associated with the various dietary requirements.

• Google Ad Word campaign - we are building this across themes according to the Dietary filter. eg. gluten free campaign, wheat free campaign, dairy free etc.
  
  
• Food Guide Emagazines have been embraced and promoted across dozen`s of networks.
  

• Submitting our monthly articles to online Ezines

• Submitting media releases regularly to Media outlets
  
  
• Our Social Network, incorporating both Facebook and Twitter currently stands at 1300 members with an average growth of 150 members per month
  

• Our database currently stands at 12 500 in the What Can I Eat network, weekly e-newsletters are sent to our database including company and product features, promotions, articles and recipes. View archived issues here...
  
  
• We are continually establishing  Web Partnerships with online companies who have significantly large amounts of traffic that have our customers also.
  
  
• View a full list of our Online & Offline strategies to drive awareness of the site, build the database and drive traffic to suppliers.
  

Customers are hungry for more products and information read more feedback here:

 Hi there
Just wondering if `corn free` and `glutamate free` can be added to your list of dietary requirements...  My son has severe, multiple food allergies as well as intolerance to salicylates, amines & glutamate.  Corn (maize) is 1 of his many allergies & is present in soooo many allergy-friendly foods as alternative flour source.  To be able to screen out foods containing corn when shopping online would be fantastic!!  Great site btw...Kind regards Annie

Great site, I have definately listed this into my Favourites.  
It would be great if you had  more product listings onboard. Thanks for the updates,Kelly, Ashgrove, Brisbane.