Hopefully, you will find something of use below. But be careful here. In fact, it can be misleading unless you have an internal log script to analyze the origin and type of hits your site is receiving. Likewise, just because 50 people visit your website doesn't mean all 50 studied it closely although they more than likely were looking for something specific at your website. Generally, people don't visit websites by accident.
Visitation is deliberate.
Anyway, if you can verify who hits your site using some sort of guest book, email feedback, contest registry, etc. Their traffic exploded in a few months and before they knew it they had lots of sponsers who incidently manufactured things for children, looked for missing children, educated children, etc. The couple got very involved with parenting issues and concerns and were soon answereing all sorts of questions on parenting or at least pointing people in the right direction. In short, the key isn't necessarily the number of raw hits your site receives but how much interaction you stimulate via email, newsgroups, forms, or phone calls, etc. with potential prospects, customers and clients. Many net marketeers don't wait for traffic before looking for sponsers.