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Got lazy with the screenshot from compete, sorry about that.

• jackowayed 16y ago
  You realize the extent to which that chart is useless, right? My Posterous blog is at post.danieljackoway.com. Compete's not going count that towards Posterous's numbers. I might be wrong, but it seems like Posterous users are more likely to use custom domains--Tumblr is more of a social network, so it makes more sense to be on a subdomain of tumblr.com (just as your facebook and twitter pages are on facebook.com and twitter.com). Posterous is more for stand-alone blogging, so having it be on your own domain makes sense.
  • andrewhyde 16y ago
    I think it does a good job proving the point that tumblr isn't dying, which was the only intent. Your right on the data accuracy.
  • spencermiles 16y ago
    Here's an accureate graph from Quantcast, both services are quantified, and yes, your postergous blog does count towards this graph. http://www.quantcast.com/profile/embed?img=http://www.quantcast.com/profile/trafficGraph%3Fwunit%3Dwtpub%253Apixel%252Fp-16ewveTurfCCM%26wunit1%3Dwd:com.tumblr%26drg%3Dgbl%26dty%3Dpp%26dtr%3Ddm%26gl%3D6mo%26ggt%3Dlarge%26showDeleteButtons%3Dtrue%26width%3D522%26reachType%3Drolling%26country%3DUK&w=522&h=400&showDeleteButtons=false&wunit=Charts.Traffic.FrequencyGraph.16ewveTurfCCM http://www.quantcast.com/profile/embed?img=http://www.quantc...