Alexa has
come under
plenty of
fire recently as not being accurate (old hands
have known better
for years), as more and more people are using it to "prove" how hot their sites
are. Sean Ryan at SLI Systems says lay
off the Alexa bashing! SLI provides search services for a variety of web sites.
Sean
plotted the amount of searches he sees against the relative Alexa traffic
rankings of some sites and found there was a correspondence. If you were a high
traffic Alexa site, you also had a lot of site searches. Interesting, but I’m
afraid it won’t make a believer out of me.
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