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Showing posts with label online traffic. Show all posts
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April 13, 2011
The Oscar Buzz In Yahoo Traffic
On the day after the 2010 Oscars telecast, Yahoo! Movies attracted more than 11 million unique visitors to its site, generating more than 590 million pageviews. Yahoo!’s omg!, the #1 entertainment news destination, recorded more than nine million unique visitors and more than 600 million pageviews on the day after the 2010 Golden Globes telecast.
According to YahooBlogThe top states searching for “Oscars” on Yahoo! are California, Illinois, Texas, Washington and New Jersey. Currently, “Black Swan” is the top searched-for nominated film, followed by “True Grit” and “127 Hours.”
While searches for the award show are split evenly between men and women, searchers definitely skew older. Only 16% of searches for “Oscars” were made by the under-24 demographic. No wonder The Academy decided to bring in twenty-something hosts Anne Hathaway and James Franco.
A recent Yahoo! study revealed that the highest peaks in traffic and engagement on the Yahoo! Mobile site occurred immediately after the 2010 Oscars show ended on TV. Clearly, more and more users turn to the Web once they tune out from the TV.
April 1, 2011
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March 29, 2011
What MySpace Dwindling Traffic Numbers Means
Monthly traffic stats don’t necessarily show the overall direction of web companies, but we’re seeing a pattern when it comes to Facebook and its most serious competitors, MySpace and Twitter.
Certainly, new efforts by the latter two sites could change things in the coming months — like MySpace’s music features, or Twitter’s new lists and retweet features. For October, though, the big three data firms, Compete, comScore and Quantcast, are all in agreement, and the pattern is the same one we’ve seen in recent months. The pattern shows very consistently that traffic to MySpace has been declining.
Very clearly Myspace has a lot to do to arrest its declining traffic. When users stop coming to your site it generally means many things, however the most of the two important things often mean ... your competitors have done something which is taking users to them , or you have screwed up your site.. in a big away .. and if this trend is happening for a long time , for big companies it generally again mean two things , you sell out . or you shut down ... No guesses for what Myspace is going to do ..
January 31, 2011
Chinese Web Domination :Numbers and Infographics
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June 22, 2010
Indian Travel sites Record 50% Growth
Indians are Increasingly turning to the web in search for travel deals .Researching on Travel sites is one of the most frequently used activity in the country.According to comScore Media Metrix report ,the traffic to the Travel category grew to more than 14 million visitors in April 2010 an increase of 50 percent from the previous year, as a growing number of Indians turned to the convenience of the Web in search of travel deals and accommodations.
“Travel sites now attract more than one-third of India’s total Internet population, as more consumers are turning to the Web to fulfill their travel planning and booking needs,” said Will Hodgman, comScore executive vice president for the Asia-Pacific region. “In the current economic climate, consumers are being more cost-conscious when making travel arrangements. With half of all visitors to the category frequenting two or more travel sites during the month, it’s clear that consumers are taking the time to diligently compare prices prior to completing their transactions. In this competitive environment, online travel agents and suppliers face the challenge of building and maintaining consumer loyalty.”
Travel Sites Reach 37 Percent of Online Population in India
Approximately 14 million people age 15 and older visited Travel sites in India from a home or work location in April, representing 37 percent of the total online population and an increase of 50 percent from the previous year. With rail transit one of the most prevalent means of traveling through the country, Indian Railways ranked as the most-visited Travel site with 7.7 million visitors, up 46 percent versus year ago. Travel-booking site MakeMyTrip ranked second with 2.4 million visitors (up 39 percent) followed by Yatra Online with 1.9 million visitors (up 60 percent). Several sites experienced triple-digit growth including Travelocity (up 134 percent to 812,000 visitors), IndiaRailInfo.com (up 340 percent to 647,000 visitors) and eRail.in (up 160 percent to 464,000 visitors
Most Visited Travel Sites by Unique Visitors April 2010 vs. April 2009 Total India Age 15+ - Home/Work Location* Source: comScore Media Metrix | |||
Total Unique Visitors (000) | |||
Apr-2009 | Apr-2010 | % Change | |
Total Internet : Total Audience | 33,753 | 38,399 | 14 |
Travel | 9,398 | 14,062 | 50 |
Indian Railways | 5,303 | 7,749 | 46 |
MakeMyTrip | 1,710 | 2,377 | 39 |
Yatra Online | 1,211 | 1,933 | 60 |
Expedia Inc | 962 | 1,640 | 70 |
ClearTrip.com | 689 | 1,194 | 73 |
TravelAdNetwork | 569 | 872 | 53 |
Travelocity | 347 | 812 | 134 |
IndiaRailInfo.com | 147 | 647 | 340 |
Jet Airways | 468 | 585 | 25 |
eRail.in | 178 | 464 | 160 |
*Excludes visitation from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.