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Learning how "popular" a website is

Are there sources as good as or better than Alexa for learning about the popularity of websites based on type of site?

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Old Apr 10, 2006, 06:36 AM   #2  
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How about Alexa? That has categories etc.
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Alexa is what I currently rely on:

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Are there sources as good as or better than Alexa...?
So is Alexa pretty much the king of web traffic monitoring?
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have you tried Netcraft, different from Alexa but worth a look.
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Thanks. I'll check it out.

I'm thinking one day Google will do some reporting as to the sites visited by folk with it's toolbar. I'll have to think there's lots of them and that they'd rival Alexa if they did.
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Alexa is what I currently rely on:



So is Alexa pretty much the king of web traffic monitoring?
Whoops - Sorry Rick. I must have had my selective reading glasses on when replying to that!
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lol, or that thing growing out of your forehead is impairing your vision, or otherwise distracting you
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