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Geoff: Good job on that. That's a good starting point. I guess the main issue would be the use of Alexa and Compete only to guage Check this out on Alexa: One another thing to look at would be Google Rank of these websites. And, as Cheers, > Hey All, > We have started an Aussie Startup Index on technation: > It's based on similar indices in Seattle & Canada: > The index goes through the companies listed here: > This metric is far from perfect since, especially since traffic does > I just wanted to put it out to this group to see if anyone has > Cheers > Geoff www.worldisgreen.com "if the people lead, the leaders will follow." - bumper sticker
the rankings. For now, news type sites will get more than normal companies.
And web2.0 or Software as a Service types will get more views than somebody
like Atlassian.
http://www.dailyblogtips.com/alexa-is-becomeing-completely-worthless/
the above link suggests, add in Google Trends.
Suhit
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 9:51 PM, Geoff Evason <ge...@momentville.com> wrote: --
> http://www.technation.com.au/aussie-startup-index/
> - http://seattle20.com/blog/Seattle-Startup-Index-for-May-20.htm
> - http://www.techvibes.com/blog/category/start-up-index/
> http://www.startup-australia.org/startups
> and ranks them by the average of the Alexa & Compete rankings.
> not always equal success.
> suggestions for how to improve the index. (Obviously things that can
> be scripted are preferable)
Suhit Anantula
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