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About Justmommies

Justmommies.com is a favorite site for moms and women who want to be moms. Justmommies was founded by two identical twin sisters who wanted to create a website for women who wanted to commit to being the best "mommies" they could be. Justmommies is a very family-friendly website. You will find everything from fertility and pregnancy information to fun features like our baby name data base. Justmommies is the perfect site for reaching out to family oriented women.

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Justmommies Demographics: Marketing to Women

Justmommies audience is primarily made up of women who are trying to conceive, pregnant, or have children. Justmommies is a family-friendly website. We have a very loyal audience. Over 50 percent of our visitors bookmark our site to look at again.

Gender
Male	1%
Female	99%
Age
14-17	4%
18-24	36%
25-34	51%
35-49	9%
50+	0%
Income
$0k-$24,999	9.8%
$25k-$49,999	44.4%
$50k-$74,999	23.4%
$75k-$99,999	12.3%
$100k+	9.8%
Education
Elementary	7%
High School Diploma	20%
Some College	40%
Bachelor's Degree	26%
Post Graduate Degree	7%

Traffic Statistics

Justmommies is one of the fastest growing communities for moms on the internet.

Traffic Statististics (as of December 2007 ) *According to google analytics
Unique Visitors per month	500,000
Page Impressions per month	6,500,000

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