Alexa website traffic ratings

Some data from Lycos:
http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2007/06/06/lycos-popular-internet-searches

Lycos also looked at the 2008 presidential candidates to see which ones were the most popular with Internet users.

The top 5 most popular candidates were:

1. Hillary Clinton (D)
2. Fred Thompson (R)
3. Ron Paul (R)
4. John Edwards (D)
5. Barack Obama (D)

Hillary Clinton had the most search activity, receiving 125 percent more search interest than Fred Thompson. Thompson has not officially entered the race but is expected to in the coming weeks.

Ron Paul, who has generated Internet buzz, but not much mainstream media, is going to appear on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" this week. Paul was shown to be 133 percent more popular in online interest than candidates John Edwards and Barack Obama.
 
Ron Paul is still in second on technorati. After YouTube and before myspace..

http://www.technorati.com/pop/

Top Searches
youtube
ron paul
myspace
paris hilton
nextstudent
galilea montijo
akon
bebo
dailymotion
facebook
google
g8
naruto
music
videos
 
What percentage of people use internet in United States? Lets say 70% eventually Ron Paul message will reach the rest of Americans. Offline polls are crap, there is no evident internet support for Rudy McRomney, besides MSM parrots....

Today Ron Paul was on front page of BBC, rest will follow soon
 
findmemonkey said:
What percentage of people use internet in United States? Lets say 70% eventually Ron Paul message will reach the rest of Americans. Offline polls are crap, there is no evident internet support for Rudy McRomney, besides MSM parrots....

Today Ron Paul was on front page of BBC, rest will follow soon
Click to expand...

I dont know but I think 70% is an extremely high estimate.

And lets face it, rudy and romney fans are probably computer illiterate.....



just kidding, of course :)
 
This is the stuff that really makes you think you can do it. There was also over 1000 new myspace friends the morning after the debate, and a 6.5% increase in MeetUp members, the highest daily increase in two weeks (since I started keeping track).
 
Who won the GOP debate according to Alexa.com??

According to website statistics Ron is dominating over the other GOP in page rank for the day after the GOP debate. Also, Ron Paul's overall rank has quickly shot over all three of the "top tier" GOP.

Ron Paul: Yesterday's Rank: 9,643 - Overall Rank: 48,774
Mitt Romney: Yesterday's Rank: 54,438 - Overall Rank: 80,264
Rudy Giuliani: Yesterday's Rank: N/A - Overall Rank: 98,960
John McCain: Yesterday's Rank: N/A - Overall Rank: 84,041

N/A = not enough traffic to mesure

Click here to view. - don't forget to scroll down.
 
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Re: What happened with Hillary in the last couple days?

I wonder if it's because of the fact that she just chose her big campaign theme song. Maybe Ron Paul should get a theme song and see if we get some publicity. :p
 
She had a campaign song contest and did a video that was played on all the major news networks that directed them to her website.

Very well played campaigning...
 
Razmear said:
Some data from Lycos:
http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2007/06/06/lycos-popular-internet-searches

Lycos also looked at the 2008 presidential candidates to see which ones were the most popular with Internet users.

The top 5 most popular candidates were:

1. Hillary Clinton (D)
2. Fred Thompson (R)
3. Ron Paul (R)
4. John Edwards (D)
5. Barack Obama (D)

Hillary Clinton had the most search activity, receiving 125 percent more search interest than Fred Thompson. Thompson has not officially entered the race but is expected to in the coming weeks.

Ron Paul, who has generated Internet buzz, but not much mainstream media, is going to appear on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" this week. Paul was shown to be 133 percent more popular in online interest than candidates John Edwards and Barack Obama.
Click to expand...

People actually use Lycos? :eek:
 
And somehow in spite of all this McCain is leading Paul in MySpace friends.

I wonder if McCain put up a bunch of bots?
 
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