My results:
I am Hulk
I am a wanderer with amazing strength.
- Hulk 65%
- Green Lantern 60%
- Iron Man 55%
- Superman 55%
- Spider-Man 55%
- Catwoman 55%
- The Flash 55%
- Batman 50%
- Wonder Woman 46%
- Supergirl 46%
- Robin 45%
Category: Uncategorized
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Superhero Test – because everyone is doing it!
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Compete SnapShot Updates
Today we pushed out some key updates to snapshot.compete.com. Thank you for all the great feedback — keep ’em coming! We’re listening!
You will immediately notice the following new features:
- The ability to compare 5 domains (previously 3)
- Portfolios – Save your favorite site comparisons to a portfolio for quick recall later on
- Graph improvements
- An inverted graph for the Rank metric
- Enhanced rounding/spacing/labeling algorithm
- A new page look and feel for multiple site comparisons
- Type domains into the header – you no longer have to click on the “Compare Domains” button
- Deals are viewable for all domains via the Deals accordion (previously just the ‘main’ domain deals were viewable)
- Simplified url for sending people SnapShot links (http://snapshot.compete.com/ebay.com+amazon.com+target.com)
- Canonicalization – For example, type in bn.com and we will automatically redirect to barnesandnoble.com
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Top 20 Websites: Who’s In, Who’s Out
First published on the Compete Blog on 7-Dec-2006.
Key observations:
- In October, there were exactly 20 domains with over 20 million unique visitors. This is it. The elite of the elite!
- There is a gap of *33 million* unique visitors between #3 AOL and #4 MSN.
- Name a website that gets between 80-100 million unique visitors a month? Trick question. There are none! The top 3 domains – Yahoo, Google and AOL – are truly in a class of their own. There were NO domains with unique visitor traffic between 80-100 million (see chart below).
- Who is new on this list? (compared to Oct ’05):
- Who is absent? (compared to Oct ’05):
Interesting note: Even though Paypal.com and Weather.com fell out of the top-20, unique visitor traffic to those domains is actually up.
