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December 30, 2006
Hot and Not Web 2.0 Companies
The folks at Alexaholic have updated their traffic stats on "Seth's List" of Web 2.0-ish companies. Yes, Alexa data is suspect, but that doesn't mean trends aren't interesting. Here are some of the biggest advancers over the last six months:- Imeem
- Crazyegg
- Clipmarks
- Stickam
- Clipshack
- Panoramio
- Videoegg
- Songbirdnest
- Quintura
- Coverpop
- Notlong
- Thebeststuffintheworld
- Voonoo
- Yoono
- Adaptiveblue
- Omgili
- Megite
- Hotpads
- Kaneva
- Yorz
- Textamerica
- Qoop
- Peerflix
- Crisscross
- Gliffy
- Airset
- Krugle
- Pubsub
- Homethinking
- Zohowriter
- Sexbyrss
- Zoomclouds
- Picturecloud
- Yellowikis
- Root.net
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Hey Matt -- I wouldn't take it personally. I'm sure that Wordpress project of yours will work out okay anyway ;-)
"Yes, Alexa data is suspect, but that doesn't mean trends aren't interesting."
No, no, no, no, no. Not anymore. It's not just the data. The TRENDS are suspect with Alexa.
Don't go there. Don't believe what you see. To find Alexa's "trends" interesting is dangerous, because of the rampant randomness of their data.









Still no WordPress anywhere, darn.