Weekly Site Network Analytics Summary: July 12–18, 2026

Aggregate traffic and performance across all 65 active sites in the network for the week of July 12–18, 2026.

Network-Wide Totals

Total Sites	Visits	Page Views	Page Load Time
65	14.2k (↘ 11.53%)	14.65k (↘ 11.1%)	2,932ms (↘ 10.02%)

The network-wide pullback in visits and page views was fairly even in proportion, which usually points to a broad softening in top-of-funnel traffic rather than a problem isolated to one or two large properties — visits and page views moving together at roughly the same rate suggests engagement per visit held steady even as overall reach dipped. The one bright spot is page load time, which improved by about 10% across the board; combined with the top-10 breakdown below, that gain is not evenly distributed and is being pulled down hard by a couple of outliers.

Top 10 Sites by Visits

#1 • technologies.org

Visits: 1.4k (↘ 23.5%) | Page views: 1.41k (↘ 22.95%) | Page load time: 2,581ms (↘ 12.87%)

Browser breakdown: Unknown 750, Chrome 600, Chrome Mobile WebView 20

LCP 75th percentile: 2,716ms (↘ 3.82%)
CLS 75th percentile: 0.11 (↗ 10.2%)
INP 75th percentile: 56ms

Still the top site by volume despite the steepest decline of any property in the top three by traffic size. The load time improvement is a genuine win, but the CLS uptick is worth flagging — a 10% rise in layout shift alongside a drop in visits is the kind of pairing that can compound if left unaddressed, since visitors who do land on the site are met with a slightly less stable page than the week before.

#2 • analysis.org

Visits: 890 (↗ 18.67%) | Page views: 910 (↗ 21.33%) | Page load time: 16,753ms (↘ 3.24%)

Browser breakdown: Unknown 620, Chrome 230, Edge 20

LCP 75th percentile: 5,216ms (↘ 22.1%)
CLS 75th percentile: 0.44 (→ 0%)
INP 75th percentile: 16ms

The strongest traffic growth in the top 10, and the LCP improvement is substantial. That said, the 16,753ms page load time remains an outlier by a wide margin against every other site in this report — even after a 3% improvement, it's roughly six times slower than technologies.org's figure. Traffic is growing in spite of this, not because of it, which suggests there's headroom to capture more visits if load time comes down further.

#3 • transportational.com

Visits: 740 (↗ 37.04%) | Page views: 740 (↗ 37.04%) | Page load time: 1,564ms (↘ 5.06%)

Browser breakdown: Unknown 440, Chrome 160, Chrome Mobile 130

LCP 75th percentile: 6,076ms (↗ 88.46%)
CLS 75th percentile: 0 (→ 0%)
INP 75th percentile: No data

The best visit growth of the week, and a one-to-one ratio of visits to page views suggests most sessions are single-page visits. The LCP regression is the number to watch here — an 88% jump is large enough that it's likely tied to a specific content or asset change during the week rather than normal variance, especially since overall page load time actually improved over the same period.