WorkersCompensation.com Announces Record Traffic For 2007
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Sarasota, FL (CompNewsNetwork) - WorkersCompensation.com today announced a 52.2%
increase in overall website traffic for 2007. This represents the 7th consecutive year of
double digit growth for the company.
The companies network of websites received over 204,000,000
hits, and served over 80,000,000 web pages for the year. Company president Robert Wilson
notes, "We had 5 million total hits in our first full year online, in 2000. It took us
until the middle of 2004 to reach a total of 100 million hits. To receive double that
amount in a single year gives a true picture of how significant our growth path has been,
and continues to be". The company has continued to expand services, and works to
maintain a dominant position within the workers' comp industry. Recent years have seen the
addition of a variety of multi-media services, an expanded news system, an advanced
research and compliance tool called WorkCompResearch.com, and a Benefits Rules Engine
(CompGuide XML) to power third party software calculation modules.
Overall, Wilson attributes the growth to a continued
commitment to offer the best information, and most innovative services available for this
complex niche market. He says, "We continue to see a growing recognition of the importance
of our services, and what we bring to the industry. Last year even the US Department of
Labor website started referring people to WorkersCompensation.com. That is an incredible
compliment to us."
In addition to the core site, http://www.workerscompensation.com/, and
http://www.workcompresearch.com/, the
company includes in its network http://www.workcompblog.us/, http://www.compnewsnetwork.com/ and http://www.rtwamerica.com/. The last site is for
Return to Work America, LLC, a division of WorkersCompensation.com offering innovative
Video Job Analysis Services for employers and insurance companies.
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