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NONE: Re: Web statistics
Re: Web statistics
Don 'DocDon' Taylor (docdon_at_pobox.com)
Thu, 29 Aug 1996 17:04:01 -0400 (EDT)
At 08:13 AM 8/29/96 +5, Wspivak wrote:
>
>The numbers of Web sites, whomever calculates them is never correct.
>At one time it was estimate to be 700,000 with 500 new sites a day.
>
>However, these figures (when they were published) did not account for
>personnal web pages, web sites that multiple entry points, etc.
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>As for the 500 per day - I'd say that about a 10% of the real number,
>and that's a guess.
This was discussed at some length several months ago on Inet-
Marketing. Part of the problem is the lack of a definition of "web
site" or "web server". A contributing factor is that many places
you see a number that has no foundation to support it. I tracked
down every report I saw back then for what I considered inflated
figures. Noone could ever substantiate them; they either thought
they saw it at 'so and so site' (where I couldn't find it) or
they just couldn't remember the source.
Don
Doctor Don -- Internetist
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