Robert Sandie
Recently, we at Viddler made a decision to start reporting our statistics to Quantcast. Not only does Quantcast monitor rank but it is soon to help with how much Video we are deliverying.
We knew that dependency on Alexa was not great, but after on-point Michael Arrington recently published that Alexa is reporting that Youtube is bigger then Google, it solidified our position for working with Quantcast.
My belief is that websites should be held responsible for reporting the amount of traffic, not people that install the Alexa toolbar.
Tags: quantcast, viddler, youtube, google, techcrunch, alexa
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I’ve never trusted Alexa. She’s a clever minx but a cruel mistress. Especially when dealing with video that gets published all over the web.
What I don’t understand is how does Quantcast know statistics on who’s visiting a website? They break their stats into gender, salary, and a bunch of other crazy stuff.
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