Traffic estimates for any website?
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Google's Display Network Ad Planner used to be the best for this (although was often still way out), but the data for the sites I used to check has disappeared. Does anyone know any other sites that provide half-decent estimates of traffic?
trafficestimate.com, Compete and Alexa are way off.
I'd be interested in paid services too.
Thanks.
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That site is a great help! It's pretty close for 75% of our sites, which is the best I've seen. And there's a wealth of other information on one handy page too.
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mmm odd try http://digsitevalue.org
you will find these smaller sites aren't really amazing though and are hit and miss to a large extent
sorry i couldnt be of more help
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Thanks. I just tried that one a few minutes ago and it didn't have the data for the sites I was looking for, even sites that have 50,000+ visits a week. That must still be too small...
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my favourite is https://www.quantcast.com/
its in general quite accurate for small to medium sites (aka less than 1M per month) after that the larger the visit numbers the more wonky it becomes
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