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That is definitely not true. I think that statement is correct roughly for the top 50,000. The fall off in economic viability is fairly abrupt. There are some
by AJ007 7y ago
That is definitely not true. I think that statement is correct roughly for the top 50,000. The fall off in economic viability is fairly abrupt.
There are some websites in certain markets where the earn a disproportionately high amount of revenue per visitor, and these are the exception. But, given the nature of web and the difficulty in how the user actually found that site, a good chunk of their margins may have accrued to another party such as Google.
- petra 7y agoFrom what we know about software platforms - it's a winner takes all/most business. Wordpress isn't there(but 34% is huge). Why is that ?
- onion2k 7y agoMost of the top 10,000,000 websites are the internet presence of businesses that sells things in the real world.
- rdiddly 7y agoI said "a subset of that." The top 50,000 is absolutely a subset of the top million. But you don't need to conjecture about that number 50,000. Again I'm saying the top million most-visited sites is where all the profitable sites likely fall. (Not that they're all profitable.)