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Top 20 Websites by time online (according to Compete.com)
a few quick observations:
* myspace & yahoo killing it
(not bad for peanut butter)
* google not as big as you'd guess
* msn, ebay, amazon all still players
* pogo in top 10? (compete.com anomaly?)
* bankofamerica & walmart crack top 20
* AFF likely minting money ;)
source: Compete.com
More Startups. More Jobs.
Maybe Google is far down the list since it's efficient and people are in-and-out quick. MySpace is a time black hole, many people spend hours there so that's not suprising.
Damon asks a good question. Cool site by the way. Keep it up, I'll keep reading :)
Posted by: Shay | Sunday, January 28, 2007 at 02:54 AM
Just goes to show the value of purchase intent. Google and eBay generate orders of magnitude more revenues from their user-minutes because they capture purchase intent.
I'm shocked that Bank of America cracked the top 20. I'd really like to know why BofA is ahead of Citigroup in this area....
Posted by: Chris Yeh | Friday, January 26, 2007 at 04:13 PM
I wonder if the Yahoo data is pulling in their acquisitions at all (Flickr, del.icio.us, etc.)?
I think Yahoo has some really great properties. I hope they read your post about monetization
;-)
Posted by: Damon Billian | Friday, January 26, 2007 at 10:24 AM