If you think that a site is performing better than your own just because of its Alexa stats well think again if need a more accurate Idea about the amount of Traffic a website gets then looking Compete Stats.Below you will see the estimated amount of traffic this blog gets per month from the compete stats which is estimated at around the 4000 visitor mark
Now here is the Actual traffic I have received in the past 30 days according to my click analytics reports.
This shows that compete is a much more dependable source of information about website traffic and your compete rank should be something that you are targeting and not just your alexa rankings are you registered with compete and do you think that the compete stats are much more important than Alexa rankings ?.
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Hi Roezer, Where do I sign up for Compete? Is it free? I used the SEO Site Tools extension and my Compete info is missing, but I see yours. Thanks for the heads up.
On the Compete Site they is a Registration form,Yes it’s Free but you do not get much Information unless you Go Pro which is a problem because it’s $199 a month that is way out of my Blogging Budget.
Compete puts Alexa to shame by a long shot. However, the fact that they charge for a more detailed package makes me wonder what else is there lurking beneath all of that information that they collect.
I guess for larger sites with a huge following a more detailed report cold help. But I’m small potatoes. I’ll take a look at their tools, great info.
Thanks Tony,This information is really geared towards very large websites and unless you have about 1000000 uniques a month then compete is not an affordable option for most.As the Average Blog is Getting 50 Visitors a Day if they are lucky, They will have to stick with the free package but I would like to know also just what information is provided in the professional packages but have not got $199 a month to spend on Analytics and Stats then there is also the Enterprise package I wonder how much that could be and what kind of information is contained