I’m having lunch with the CEO of Compete Scott Ernst, after speaking at his client event, we’re kidding each other about who’s blog is better, in fact there’s been two rankings about it, Ad age and we’re at a photo finish over at technobabble, . Many of you may be familiar with compete.com, but they do more than that.
In his presentation I learned a lot more about what they do, but over lunch, I just told him that awareness is very low: “Until today, I had no idea these other services you provide”. He agreed, and I suggested we do a market test to ask people what they think
I know from my recent survey that most of my readers are the people he also wants to reach (see graph), so lemme ask you
Leave a comment below, what do you think Compete does?
Scott, who blogs on the Compete team blog, is interested to hear what you have to say, I hope he responds from his blog, and I’ll update this post.
“Compete helps you benefit from click-sharing by providing free services that create a more trusted, transparent, and valuable Internet.”
What the hell does that means?
web analytics
fancy web analytics?
i just ran a few tests for their accuracy and it seems as if its a bit off from what my company has gathered from google analytics/webtrends. not to mention, this site came up with some weird keywords for my company that are different from all of our other paid services.
this is GREAT in concept, but has anyone tested the accuracy?
I saw someone comment about Alexa (Compete’s competition?) and found different stats. Although what I do like on Alexa is the Look and Feel archive I was able to see my company’s site from 1997! Could be valuable
I have liked using Compete since the first time I came across it because it is always looking for new ways to measure domain metrics. While there are no true standards for measuring successful marketing efforts online, Compete offers a variety of measurements that allow marketers to visualize results for what’s important aside from simple page views.