April global site statistics are out.
*Brand* – Unique Audience (000), Time Per Person (hh:mm:ss):
# *Yahoo!* – 105,444, 3:10:02
# *Microsoft* – 95,777, 0:45:25
# *MSN* – 92,786, 1:38:53
# *Google* – 92,120, 0:52:48
# *AOL* – 70,433, 6:11:06
# *eBay* – 53,465, 1:53:00
# *MapQuest* – 40,801, 0:10:53
# *MySpace* – 38,359, 2:06:46
# *Real Network* – 38,183, 0:47:48
# *Amazon* – 37,854, 0:19:37
Source: Nielsen//NetRatings (pdf)
Wow, looks like more than a hundred million unique visitors visit Yahoo!, I think Yahoo! has one of the best content. I am not surprised that people are willing to spend time there. Google’s just a search engine mainly despite them trying to enter all sorts of markets. As for MSN, they got to improve their content.
I’m a little surprise to see the time spent in Amazon’s web site though. I thought people would have spend more time there. I guess they just aren’t interested to buy their stuff. The highest jumper is probably MySpace, which is now the top social-networking web site.
On the month of April, I have 26119 unique visitors with the majority just interested in some images in my blog. And 84.9% leave my site within 30 seconds.
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