Making a way of having "bands" in the popex database, without people being able to trade in them, or them being listed anywhere... starting with this guy as a test...
Finished Beast server rebuild - working fast and logging cookies so we can count casual visitors to pages like the lyrics section.
Barfly admin, all the mailing lists bounces came back to me, bah
Absorbing yet more reports and stats, from a popex user survey this time "Slight male skew", "The audience is almost exclusively 16-34 yrs old", "Far more likely to live in a larger household", "PopEx user households are more affluent", "Slight over representation from London and non-UK - otherwise a normal regional spread", "The vast majority of users are either in education or full-time work", "PopEx users are better educated than average", "PopEx users are internet fanatics: 96% use several times a week or more", "Less likely to be home-based", "Very loyal users - 67% use PopEx once a week a week or more"...
On the basis of the above report sold our first mailshot, very poor money though
Paulʼs weblog - I live in A sleepy town, Kent. Wed + dad to two, I am a full stack web engineer, + I do js / node, some ruby, python, php etc. My hobbies are pubbing, parkrun, eating, home automation + other diy jiggery-pokery, history, family tree stuff, telly, squirrels, pirates ☠️, lego, and time travel.