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Topic: Nice spike in Google trends! (Read 6921 times)
bitcoin vs webmoney vs moneygram:
China has appeared in the listing recently, Bejing being the third city in the 30 days traffic:
http://www.google.com/trends?q=bitcoin&ctab=0&geo=all&date=mtd&sort=0
From what I've gathered in the past, the statistics come from those who have the Alexa toolbar installed. Not exactly a solid representation but I'd guess in this circumstance it's close to being accurate.
"Not exactly a solid representation..."
uhh... yeah. that is: agreed.
i mean, how many of your average anarcho-libertarian types like to give information away for free by using things like Alexa/Google/Yahoo toolbars?
you can just bet i've got all three installed. < /snark >
mmmph.
From what I've gathered in the past, the statistics come from those who have the Alexa toolbar installed. Not exactly a solid representation but I'd guess in this circumstance it's close to being accurate.
Relative to the overall population of internet users, [Bitcoin.org's] audience tends to be male; it also appeals more to childless, low-income users under the age of 35 who browse from home.
How on earth are they supposed to know that just from an IP address?
It looks like we got a long way to go still... But you know what they say, slow n steady...
(Bitcoin vs dollar)
According to alexa, bitcoin.org is currently ranked 3,878 on the 7 day average and 6,742 on the 1 month average.
My favorite part of the Alexa info:
Relative to the overall population of internet users, [Bitcoin.org's] audience tends to be male; it also appeals more to childless, low-income users under the age of 35 who browse from home.
It apparently would serve us well if everybody got out of their parent's basement and browsed bitcoin.org from Starbucks with your girlfriend and your rich aunt.
Haha, if I was Alexa I would make that the default for every webpage until I knew different though. Wouldn't be surprised if that's what they do.
According to alexa, bitcoin.org is currently ranked 3,878 on the 7 day average and 6,742 on the 1 month average.
My favorite part of the Alexa info:
Relative to the overall population of internet users, [Bitcoin.org's] audience tends to be male; it also appeals more to childless, low-income users under the age of 35 who browse from home.
It apparently would serve us well if everybody got out of their parent's basement and browsed bitcoin.org from Starbucks with your girlfriend and your rich aunt.
https://www.google.com/trends?q=bitcoins <--- the Spanish is the 3rd language how they search for information in google 
Easier to work directly on the block chain.
Bitcoin Block Explorer also got a big spike in traffic starting on the 16th. 2,599 unique non-bot IPs on the 15th -> 7,832 unique non-bot IPs on the 16th. BBE is now serving ~400,000 pages per day (mostly from bots and sites like BitcoinCharts).
a lot of the Block Explorer hits are probably our friendly local neighborhood alphabet soupers, trying to connect the dots.
newbies & etc. will not have that much interest.
You think they wouldn't just get all the data and search, sort and analyze offline?
well yeah - but there are hundreds (literally) of the soupers - and dozens of sub-soupers in each, all of whom perceive that they are competing with each other.
sure they download the data. most likely on a regular schedule, every hour of every day. thousands of downloads a day...
Bitcoin Block Explorer also got a big spike in traffic starting on the 16th. 2,599 unique non-bot IPs on the 15th -> 7,832 unique non-bot IPs on the 16th. BBE is now serving ~400,000 pages per day (mostly from bots and sites like BitcoinCharts).
a lot of the Block Explorer hits are probably our friendly local neighborhood alphabet soupers, trying to connect the dots.
newbies & etc. will not have that much interest.
You think they wouldn't just get all the data and search, sort and analyze offline?
Bitcoin Block Explorer also got a big spike in traffic starting on the 16th. 2,599 unique non-bot IPs on the 15th -> 7,832 unique non-bot IPs on the 16th. BBE is now serving ~400,000 pages per day (mostly from bots and sites like BitcoinCharts).
a lot of the Block Explorer hits are probably our friendly local neighborhood alphabet soupers, trying to connect the dots.
newbies & etc. will not have that much interest.
According to alexa, bitcoin.org is currently ranked 3,878 on the 7 day average and 6,742 on the 1 month average.
Bitcoin Block Explorer also got a big spike in traffic starting on the 16th. 2,599 unique non-bot IPs on the 15th -> 7,832 unique non-bot IPs on the 16th. BBE is now serving ~400,000 pages per day (mostly from bots and sites like BitcoinCharts).
Another view showing the extent of last week's media coverage:
http://stats.grok.se/en/201105/Bitcoin
The previous high was under 5,000 in March after the BitcoinJ / Google Employee announcment.
http://stats.grok.se/en/201105/Bitcoin
The previous high was under 5,000 in March after the BitcoinJ / Google Employee announcment.
And this can also be used as another indicator of interest in bitcoin...
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcoin.org
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcoin.org
Their audience demographic confirms the polls on this forum:
Females are greatly under-represented at bitcoin.org
Another reason we should expect further spikes.
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