Nice, great share. We're going through a redesign of the Indy Hall website which includes a major content rewrite and re-organization to try to get the things people experience in the office more prominent on the website.
Interestingly, our redesign from about 2 years ago seems to spout from my frustration at the time of "it's not about the desks". My intent was to get people to stop thinking about the desks, but by saying "it's not about the desks" it had the similar effect of telling somebody "don't think of a purple elephant" - you can't help but think of a purple elephant.
I don't think this has really HURT us, but it has resulted in a website that's not authentic with the Indy Hall experience, and we're going to try to fix that. We're also going to be carving the site up into logical sections that our members can start to "own", keeping the entire site fresher and worth coming back to. Our goal is to make the website interesting and valuable to people who aren't even interested in membership - at least not yet.
That said, our last 30 day (with month-over-month growth %) stats (look at the page titles if you want to get a feeling for what I mean about the site not being cohesive with what we do and preach):
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1,944 - 37.5% +8%
/membership/
702 - 13.5% +10%
/space/
666 - 12.8% +14%
/about/
556 - 10.7% +15%
/events/
306 - 5.9% +10%
/coworking-faqs/
280 - 5.4% +9%
/contact/
181 - 3.5% +30%
/blog/
155 -3% +30%
We've also got a pretty steady 25-30% bounce rate, and an average of 3+ actions per visit.
I can't wait to see what happens when we're not totally neglecting the site. :)
-Alex