It's been a while since I did one of these, last time I did it was to debunk the narrative that everybody was heading for the doors and steemit would be nothing but an empty shell.
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The red line is important in that its those of us that keep coming back for more and what is interesting about it is that it is slightly more than 50% of our all time high period of just 3 weeks in August.

The blue line represents people that visit the site but don't stick around. Interestingly the gap is larger than at all time highs.

That speaks to conversion potential and why we see so much focus in the road-map on converting visitors into users.
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Converting just a couple of % of those visitors per day will lead to sustained platform growth and an upward trend.

http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y301/gavvet/123_zps4s2pcfen.jpg

We are actually seeing growth in the USA (red) and a slight drop in Europe that is explained in the next graph.
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Africa and Oceania are neck and neck these days.

http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y301/gavvet/234_zpskuoljcrc.jpg

Europe is dipping slightly because of our Russian users heading over to golos, as can be seen by the dipping  blue line, while the other areas of Europe remain the same.
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http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y301/gavvet/345_zpstge2wuac.jpg

Interestingly the final graph also shows growth in Southeast Asia and Eastern Asia.

http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y301/gavvet/456_zpsaf99kkwm.jpg

The sharp downward spike in the middle of the graphs is a data anomaly for when google analytics "misplaced" some of its data. The final data drop off is due to it being an incomplete day.
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