Does anyone get much traffic from Cuil?

[failarky]

I'm just wondering how much traffic this search engine produces for other people. I made a site recently and Twiceler has been hitting me constantly for months. I never get any traffic from it though so I'm thinking it's just a waste of my bandwidth. Is it worth waiting and trying to optimise the site or does Cuil not produce much traffic anyway?

Thanks,

[edited by: tedster at 1:55 am (utc) on Apr 25, 2010]
[edit reason] no personal urls, please [/edit]

[dstiles]

I recently began accepting twiceler because Cuill is used, with several other SEs, by the meta engine that I now use instead of google, and which I recommend to my customers.

Of the two sites I keep tabs on, one of them our most widely accessed site, I have yet to see a single hit from Cuill itself.

[buckworks]

These stats are from January 1 until yesterday:

All traffic sources sent a total of 3,934,443 visits

All traffic sources sent 0 visits via 0 sources and mediums
Filtered for sources and mediums containing "cuil"

ADDED: the same site got exactly two visits referred by Cuil.com last year ... one on April 15 and the other on August 10.

[jmccormac]

The only traffic that Cuil ever sent me was my own. I was checking my sites in Cuil. It's been 403ed for the last few weeks and I made sure that it got robots.txt before banning it. Still hammers away despite getting 403s. I don't have the highest respect for the technological abilities of the people in Cuil. In Irish, the name means a fly or a bug. And in that it is living up to its name.

Regards...jmcc