Do you follow your Alexa ranking?
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Hi everyone -
I've been reading the forum for about a month now and am overwhelmed by all the great information shared by everyone. So today I signed up and also joined the War Room - I've got enough to read to keep me busy for weeks.
On to the question - I've got a site that I've been working on part-time for about 2 years and recently transitioned to a new domain (hopefully a step up). The Alexa ranking on the old site was around 400,000 globally. The new one is at about 2.1 million. I hope to keep it moving up in the rankings, but is this something you think is worth watching?
What I'd really like to know - how do you determine how much traffic is associated with a given ranking? For example, at 400k, I was getting about a thousand hits / month. Any idea what I'd get at 100k, or 20k?
Last thing - what is an attainable ranking by someone working part-time on a site. I know I've got a lot of work to do (backlinks, articles, and more), but is it possible (or even easy) to make it in the top 100,000, 50,000, or even 10,000?
I've got a background in designing web-apps for larger companies, so thought I'd give it a try for myself. But I'm certainly a newbie at internet marketing and look forward to continued learning with this forum.
thanks, and nice to meet ya'll,
-w
I've been reading the forum for about a month now and am overwhelmed by all the great information shared by everyone. So today I signed up and also joined the War Room - I've got enough to read to keep me busy for weeks.
On to the question - I've got a site that I've been working on part-time for about 2 years and recently transitioned to a new domain (hopefully a step up). The Alexa ranking on the old site was around 400,000 globally. The new one is at about 2.1 million. I hope to keep it moving up in the rankings, but is this something you think is worth watching?
What I'd really like to know - how do you determine how much traffic is associated with a given ranking? For example, at 400k, I was getting about a thousand hits / month. Any idea what I'd get at 100k, or 20k?
Last thing - what is an attainable ranking by someone working part-time on a site. I know I've got a lot of work to do (backlinks, articles, and more), but is it possible (or even easy) to make it in the top 100,000, 50,000, or even 10,000?
I've got a background in designing web-apps for larger companies, so thought I'd give it a try for myself. But I'm certainly a newbie at internet marketing and look forward to continued learning with this forum.
thanks, and nice to meet ya'll,
-w
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