You could put up your own collected data somewhere?
Do it. The worst that could happen is a bunch of liberal blogs start whining that “Mises is gaming the system.” Which just attracts more attention.
And then after about a month everyone forgets about your post.
Alexa is a bit odd at times, though.
Apparently, the majority of the Mises population is composed of 55-64 year olds browsing from school.
Either the Misesian population is composed largely of professors and teachers too lazy to browse from home, or there is some grand secret here I am not being told.
Oh, and hi by the way (been lurking throughout these forums for a couple months)
In other words, you’ll install the toolbar until you uninstall the toolbar? 
Spot on sir, spot on!
This is how I handled this.
That works.
We are seeing a bounce
http://traffic.alexa.com/graph?&w=400&h=220&o=f&c=1&y=t&b=ffffff&r=1m&u=mises.org&
I wouldn’t worry too much about Alexa, their rankings are based on their limited users, you’ll see a big jump in alexa ranking if you get a few folks to use their toolbar but the only search engine you really need to be concerned with is the mighty Google.
In google, mises.org is doing great! Here are a few recent stats:
- Google PageRank: 7
- Google Links: 6,520
- Google indexed pages: 108,000
Off topic but of interest: check out http://trends.google.com where it currently shows that the no. 1 city for the search term ‘Austrian Economics’ is non other than Washington, D.C. !
Great stuff.
We’re adding other stuff to the site now for public traffic tracking.