Top 10 Compete Blog Posts of 2007
Written by Andy Kazeniac (contact - e-mail) -- December 28th, 2007 | Recommend ThisAs we finish up our first full year of blogging at Compete, we thought we’d take a look back. Using the wealth of Compete data to find trends, the blog has made strides this year, in both Technorati ranking (up almost 10,000 spots to better than 2,300) and readership.
Here are some of the posts that have helped get us there, ranked by page views.
- 10. Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD: Does anyone care?
- 9. Netflix vs. Blockbuster: A heated debate between two extremists
- 8. Facebook now ranked 3rd in Page Views; MySpace down nearly 20%
- 7. Digg Overtakes Facebook; Both cross 20 million unique visitors
- 6. Xbox360 vs. Wii vs. PS3: Demand doesn’t lie
- 5. If Clicks Were Votes – Republican Candidates
- 4. Webkinz: The next Club Penguin?
- 3. Craigslist’s Dirty Little Secret
- 2. Top 20 Websites: Where DO we spend our time online?
- 1. Internet All Stars: Where are they now?
Thank you to all who have contributed and all who have read. Please use the comments section to let us know if there is anything you’d like to see us write about in 2008!!
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December 28th, 2007 at 2:31 pm
Could you share some stats with what is searched on compete? What site do people try to compare the most? I think that would be intriguing to see.
December 28th, 2007 at 3:12 pm
@Dustin, been meaning to do a blog post on just that. Here is a quick and dirty list of the top-20 domains most often accessed on http://siteanalytics.compete.com (as on 12/28/2007):
1. yahoo.com
2. google.com
3. myspace.com
4. youtube.com
5. facebook.com
6. msn.com
7. youporn.com
8. digg.com
9. pornotube.com
10. stumbleupon.com
11. ebay.com
12. flickr.com
13. dell.com
14. xtube.com
15. netflix.com
16. blockbuster.com
17. amazon.com
18. slashdot.org
19. adultfriendfinder.com
20. hillaryclinton.com
December 29th, 2007 at 3:59 am
Please share your Search Engine keyword stats.
What top search queries where used to find you?
What sites refer the most traffic to you?
What social sites referred the most traffic to you?
January 1st, 2008 at 1:59 am
Congrats! This is a very interesting post. Have you ever done a comparison of sites that are not as “popular” and perhaps more community driven? As an example, I’d love to see a comparison of the top 10 youth sports as a compilation of aggregated top “10 or 20″ sites per sport. I appreciate that this is a more “long tail” view of web content. However, I believe that it would make the insight much more actionable!
Thanks and Happy New Year!
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January 7th, 2008 at 3:33 pm
@Jay
Those results are what would be expected in my opinion. Minus the adult sites? Who would have thought that people would care how busy they are. #10 throws me for a loop as well.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing the info!
Dustin
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