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Presumably, the sites on Alexa follow a power law (based on traffic), so deltas on log-rank would indeed make a lot of sense. Of course... the data itself is q
by beambot 14y ago
Presumably, the sites on Alexa follow a power law (based on traffic), so deltas on log-rank would indeed make a lot of sense. Of course... the data itself is quite interesting. Mad props to Danielle for compiling all of it -- this makes running our own quick calcs that much easier.
- dmor 14y agoI considered it but was on the fence so I wasn't going to use log this first time, but it sounds like that really might be the best approach. Give me a minute and I'll make a spreadsheet you guys can check out to see if it makes more sense. UPDATE: Here you go! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0ApqWF3CqjgjSdGMxbi1qYkdCcXVLY0lmVnk4R1FVV0E&output=html https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0ApqWF3CqjgjSdGM...
- teej 14y agoApp store rank to download volume follows a power curve almost exactly, I think it's safe to assume similar here. I was going to make the same recommendation as beambot.
- conesus 14y agoNewsBlur's #1 on the spreadsheet, which is crazy talk to me. I've been too busy scaling to even look at my analytics.
- dmor 14y agoWell this is the kind of graph I dream about :) http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/newsblur.com# http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/newsblur.com#