Ashley Rowe

Your sandbox has been restored as not solely promotional. The reference you have originated as a press release [1]. I do notice a handful of imitators Typosquatting or with suffixes, attempting to capitalize off of its obvious success. Dru of Id (talk) 13:13, 1 April 2012 (UTC)

Thank you Dru of Id, your help is much appreciated. I'll keep working on my article.

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Thank you for your contributions to Wikipedia! FeralOink (talk) 06:15, 5 April 2012 (UTC)

Hello Ashley Rowe. Yes, certainly, I will have a look-see. I'll leave any suggestions for you on my own talk page, okay? They'll be immediately following your message to me, from earlier today. The problem I had with the article, which was about the website, was notability. There were claims made that would possibly have established notably, but I could find no evidence supporting those claims with facts. There are a good number of Facebook likes, but is that equivalent to fans on Facebook?

"Leading" and "most popular" can be determined very quickly by running a website through Compete or Hitwise or Alexa to confirm page view count over time. I don't want to start doing that sort of research about your submission. It was not citied in the press releases, and there was no evidence of that sort. It is accepted practice (among SEO and web analysts) to show such results, in order to prove that the site has the stature it claims. I visited Asia Food Recipes, and thought it was a sweet, cute, delightfully pink and charming website, by the way! But claims that are quantitatively verifiable require proof. It isn't important to be THE biggest traffic website in Asian Food Recipes, as Compete, Hitwise etc. use different criteria, so there will be variations! But a major website gets a lot of pageviews a day, which is proof that it is already popular, rather than trying to become popular. --FeralOink (talk) 13:05, 5 April 2012 (UTC)

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