Demographics of web visitors to the website of Sam Harris

Sam Harris is an American author and atheist. Harris is one of the founders of the New Atheism movement which is a type of dogmatic, militant atheism in terms of its rhetoric (see: New Atheism, dogmatism and Jonathon Haidt's study). Dr. Harris received a Ph.D. in neuroscience from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and is also a graduate in philosophy from Stanford University. He wrote two controversial, but New York Times best seller books, The End of Faith and Letter to a Christian Nation. He has written essays such as "Science must destroy religion".

Demographics of web visitors to Sam Harris' website. Majority of web visitor are men.

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According to SimilarWeb.com, the website of Sam Harris receives a majority of its web traffic from men.

Other Sam Harris' website statistics

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Sam Harris' websites loss of Google referral web traffic

According to the leading web marketing company SEMRush, Sam Harris' website lost a significant amount of its referral traffic from Google as of it peak in January 2022.

Google uses over 200 factors to evaluate the quality and the relevance of a website to various topics.

Sam Harris' website and its drop in global ranking to leading web marketing company SimilarWeb.com

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According to the leading web marketing website SimilarWeb.com, the website SamHarris.org was losing its current SimilarWeb.com ranking. In September of 2022, Similarweb.com indicated that SamHarris.org was the 105,639th most popular website in the world.

On August 19, 2019, according to Alexa, the website of Samharris.org was the 66,776th most popular website in the world and its global market share was dropping.

See also

• Atheism and women
• Atheism and sexism
• Atheism and rape
• Atheist conferences and inappropriate sexual activity
• Internet atheism
• Richard Dawkins and women