Uniques

Compete. com has shown here that ranking sites in terms of raw uniques is meaningless as it doesn’t represent people actually using the service. ❋ Unknown (2007)

That's barely more than 500 a month on average, and I get a lot of 'returns' rather than 'uniques' - so it's really not anything to get very excited about. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Expect more emphasis in 2010 on clicks through from external sites -- and the "uniques" which measure of the number of people that we reach. ❋ Unknown (2009)

At Slate, they want a small but intense audience Slate editor David Plotz told a University of Missouri j-school audience why he thinks 500,000 loyal, engaged visitors interacting with his site is better than seven million "uniques" every month. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This app in particular shows (at least on this small time scale) rapid drop-offs in "new users" and steady declines in "uniques" punctuated only by the accident of the front page listing spike.

"uniques;" nor need you feel that they are essential to the formation of a library. ❋ Henry H. Harper (N/A)

It’s not really a lot of traffic or uniques which is the problem reply ❋ Erick Schonfeld (2005)

"uniques" of Google. com, YouTube. com and Facebook. com? ❋ Unknown (2009)

I had the opportunity to wrap up the conference with a look into the future of social media by talking about the slow ripples of fragmentation that have started to develop within social networks and the meteoric rise of interest based networks like Tumblr, Foursquare, Instagram, and the newest media darling, Pinterest, which recently became the fastest site ever to reach 10 million uniques. ❋ Matthew Knell (2012)

It's hard to quantify in numbers, other than showing the growth of new interest-based social networks in members and uniques, and the slowing of unique visitor growth of Facebook in relative terms, but regardless the cause, users are starting to augment and even replace their Facebook content consumption with interest based social networks that are delivering content more targeted to their interests the interest graph. ❋ Matthew Knell (2012)

What do you mean, we've been counting our uniques wrong?" said Daniel, still chewing on a hash brown as Sam broke the news." ❋ Unknown (2011)

Being [one of a kind] Someone [going left] when everyone else is going right. Being different from [the rest]. Person 1: She's so unique Person 2: She is she's so special one of a kind ❋ Forever Someone Special (2017)

[My name is] unique, [your name] is very unique! Because [your one] of a kind ❋ Missbluberry (2015)

[Unique] people are those who have many [weird] qualities but [execute] them well ❋ Lola3 (2010)

[Sarah] is [unique]. ❋ Larry (2003)

Your [Aunt] Belle-- Now, SHE had a way of doing things. None like her hereabouts. The way she [dressed], she had a [uniquity] to her. Turned a lot of heads. ❋ Bilham (2011)

Her [feather] [hat] was unique. ❋ Modinogoesrawr (2006)

FOLLOWER: " omg i should buy that, its [IN STYLE]! UNIQUE: " WHY?!:S its fucking ugly FOLLOWER: But if I don't, I'll be a total [lozer]!! BESIDES EVERYONE ELSE HAS IT! UNIQUE: " *bitchslaps* YOUR SUCH A FOLLOWER. BE [YUU], BITCH!:@ ❋ Thats Rite, Imma Hater (2008)

everyone wear [hollister].she wears [volcom] [clothes] so shes unique. ❋ Preppychick21 (2009)

[Uniqueity] [offers] another way of using the word unique or uniquness to show it is set apart from other items of [objects]. This is a one of a kind item ❋ La Donna Cowan (2007)

Person 1: *wears something different from [the rest]* Person 2: Your [unique] Person 1: *engages in the conversation* Person 2: your so unique [I love it] ❋ CrumpledSunflower (2019)