> I agree it came off a bit clickbaity

Not clickbaity, but downright misleading and, for all we know about the XHR traffic, potentially malicious.

> But i need a way to marketing this intially.

Posting a site which blatantly fakes statistics, such as the ones mentioned two posts up from here, is not doing any favors.

Sending XHR requests with opaque binary data every few seconds is not doing you any favors. No information-only site has _any_ business XHR-posting opaque state every several seconds.

"Post it quickly at all costs, accuracy be damned," is not a viable strategy for a legitimate and believable site.