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Google Trends monitors search terms, not traffic. The Google Trends graph is relative to the total search volume for the keyword Quora. Web traffic is a very
by RBr 16y ago
Google Trends monitors search terms, not traffic. The Google Trends graph is relative to the total search volume for the keyword Quora.
Web traffic is a very different thing. It's how many people actually visit a site. Here's an estimate of Quora's traffic:
http://www.quantcast.com/Quora.com http://www.quantcast.com/Quora.com
You can see that while they've experienced a significant peak in traffic that has resulted in a recent decrease, they're doing very well.
- erik_p 16y ago^^^ I came here to say this. With that said, I'm a little sick of the quora hype. I have a love/hate relationship with the UI decisions they made. I haven't had a ton of luck with the questions I've asked on the site, but I have found it useful when researching existing (answered) questions. Although those questions tend to be very valley/startup centric.