John Chow, Shoe Money, John Cow : Success at same time, HOW?

I will start with the picture below. This picture is from Compete.com comparing three popular blogs of today JohnChow.com, JohnCow.com, and ShoeMoney.com.

Do you see anything odd?

Just in plain first glance you would be able to tell probably, all three sites hit the Traffic Ramp on June, 2007.

Is it a coincidence?

I don't think so. John Chow on his blog admits the fact that he abused social networking sites like Digg.com to hit the traffic ramp in June until he got banned. On the contrary John Cow and Shoe Money claims themselves as reputed maketting professionals. All of them tries to teach people how to make money online. I think they could talk more on how to Digg Goldmine on the Internet!

Link: http://siteanalytics.compete.com/johnchow.com+shoemoney.com+johncow.com/?metric=uv

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Posted by: WebCosmo
Posted on: 12/15/2007 at 5:13 PM
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shoemoney us

Saturday, December 15, 2007 8:49 PM

shoemoney

thats when compete started to get real data.

put in just about any other site... like digitalpoint.com techcrunch.com you will see they start to show stats the same time

Martin be

Sunday, December 16, 2007 9:30 AM

Martin

yeah, stupid article. compete.com is extremely useless service, you would do better with alexa, although it's quite crappy as well. unless you have real datas from those 3 websites (google analytics,...), you can't compare them...

Jay us

Sunday, December 16, 2007 10:22 AM

Jay

Compete continues to grow its panel (more people, more diverse sample) and continues to invest in fine tuning the projecting methodology. Compete aggregates data from 10+ sources, including ISP, ASP, Toolbars, Panels, etc.

There was a traffic spike for several smaller sites recently on Compete.com. This was a direct result of some of the hard work our data operations and analysis team has been putting in for improving accuracy down the tail. I hope the new numbers are more accurate. I welcome your feedback and input on the latest changes (sounds like shoemoney likes the updated numbers).

Compete is trying to make its data and the web transparent at the same time. Anyone can see Compete's data and compare it to their own local analytics reports, and then let us know how we're doing. We're always willing to - and regularly work with - website owners to calibrate Compete estimates for their sites.

Diary us

Monday, December 17, 2007 5:15 AM

Diary

Yea very correct,compete.com is not reliable source for judging any website. It often gives wrong stats. I check my website and it show huge traffic which i am still dreaming to get.

Keith Cash us

Monday, December 17, 2007 11:28 AM

Keith Cash

All the traffic sites help someone somewhere.

I hope one day we can all use the same traffic device, and traffic would not adjusted on someones whim to cut your rankings down.

Cheers

theskinnyonjanuary.com us

Monday, December 17, 2007 7:06 PM

theskinnyonjanuary.com

How do they get so much traffic from digg?

John Cow ie

Thursday, December 27, 2007 8:14 AM

John Cow

Where exactly do we claim to be these 'reputed marketing professionals' again?

Nicholas James gb

Thursday, January 10, 2008 4:10 AM

Nicholas James

HaHa, this is so funny. You've not taken into consideration the fact that compete.com only got working properly at that stage to show real data.

You should look at the alexa rankings for a better representation.

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