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Seth Godin's Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List on Alexaholic.com

Seth Godin's Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List on Alexaholic.com: "Seth Godin's Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List

There are literally thousands of 'web 2.0' companies, and until now, there's been no easy way to compare which ones are getting traffic. The list of 937 sites below was inspired by the list started by Bob Stumpel and then added to by many others.

For our purposes, my definition is that most of these companies are, as the wikipedia says, sites that 'let people collaborate and share information online in a new way.' So, Google doesn't make the cut, because most of their traffic comes to their search engine. eBay is an 'old' company, but the many-to-many nature of the site means that they do.

If you have a site you'd like to add, please visit Chris Mayaud's All Things Web 2.0 site and leave your ideas there. We'll do at least one update to this traffic rank list, in October.

Many thanks to Ron Hornbaker at PropSmart for creating Alexaholic and building this watch list for me. See the about page for an explanation of Alexa stats. It was my pleasure to help fund the effort. If you like it, please check out my new book!


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