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GreenTaxi is Famous

As pointed out by theDomains.com, a cool new feature from DNfame.com allows you to see how you rank in multiple search engines or ranking tools all at once.

I ran it for GreenTaxi and it yielded the following results:

Rank Data

pr    Google Pagerank: 3
alexa    Alexa Rank: 1,241,464
famous    Famous Rank: 4/10 *
complete    Compete Rank: 899,720
quant    Quantcast Rank: 1,459,594
tech    Technorati Rank: 667,650
tech    Technorati Authority: 9

Listings Data

dmoz    DMOZ Listings: 0
yahoo    Yahoo Directory Listed: No
way    Archive.org Results: 39

Search Engine Backlinks

google    Google Backlinks: 379
yahoo    Yahoo Backlinks: 1,658
all    AlltheWeb Search Backlinks: 0
alta    AltaVista Search Backlinks: 0
alexa    Alexa Search Backlinks: 0
lycos    Lycos Search Backlinks: 33
cuil    Cuil Search Backlinks: 119

Social Resources

del    del.icio.us Bookmarks: 0
furl    Furl Links: 0
reddit    Reddit Links: 1
sub    su.bscri.be Links: 0
faves    Faves Bookmarks: 0
clipmarks    Clipmark Clips: 0
blogmarks    Blogmarks Marks: 9748
prop    Propeller Stories: 0
jumptags    Jumptags Bookmarks: 0

 

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2 comments to GreenTaxi is Famous

  • Claude

    Hey Conor:

    Congrats on being listed in DNFAME!

    My question is regarding accuracy.

    The stats for Compete are different from those on Quantcast.

    Which is the more accurate measure?

    Thanks,
    Claude

  • Claude,

    None of these are accurate, but they build their businesses off of trying to estimate better than the next guy. Even Google Analytics does a poor job with the stats, and they have code embedded on the site. The only true good stats come off the server.

    In regards to these stats, I would take an average of everything and then add maybe 20%. I think that is a good rule of thumb. Looking at the charts above, I would say Compete is better than Quantcast, if for nothing more than the fact that Quantcast has zero values for months, which is obviously wrong.

    Conor

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