Dataopedia.com is a new tool giving you a wealth of information on any website. Unlike other tools aggregating a lot of website-wise data on one page, Dataopedia also adds useful stats regarding the domain social media popularity:
- Reviews on StumbleUpon;
- Reddit domain mentions;
- Delicious Bookmarks;
- Digg domain mentions;
- Twitter search results for [domain name].
Apart from the above information you will also be able to see:
- Compete, Quancast and Alexa traffic graphs;
- Website popularity by country;
- Multimedia results (images and videos found on the site);
- Domain registration and hosting information;
- Meta data.
The site offers (or promises to soon offer) a few cool tools for its easier access:
- Access dataopedia.com from Twitter (coming soon). When the feature is live you will be able to send @dataopedia a domain name and you get a reply containing a link to the report. Another cool *future* feature is “report by email”: send an email with the domain name in the subject and you´ll receive an email in html format with all the data about that website.
- Access any report right from the address bar fron any browser: type dataopedia.com/domain.com where domain.com is the domain you want to research. Alternatively, you can use Dataopedia search plugin or FireFox bookmarklet (to view stats for the current domain).
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1-The Compete, Quancast and Alexa traffic graphs…which we all know, is completely useless…
2-do you really need to know that a website have 996 bookmarks at Delicious or 70 results in Reddit ?
3- what do you care to know the hosting infos of a business or the employees and see their pictures?
so.. i’m having a hard time here to figure out the point of this post…tell me how you use this Dataopedia Reports for your own goods.
@Matt, I wouldn’t go so far as to say that the graphs are completely useless. And do you seriously never care how popular the site is on social media?
I’d use the tool to quickly evaluate any site – to get an idea how strong it is before deciding if I need to take an effort to go any further…
humm….okay,so imagine i’m in charge of the SEO for google.com explain to all the readers out there how this can be useful for me?
not that i don’t care about social media, but my point is, in many circumstances, to know how much bookmarks at delicious you have, is a complete waste of time. If you have a Blog, fine it’s cool to be aware of these stats, but if you have a corporate website it doesn’t (most of the time).
I see too many articles like that on the net. So many tools and utility website but nobody can tell what they are really doing with it to improve their website. I don’t criticize the article here or Ann, but for many readers out there, when they see “tools” like that, they don’t know what to do with it…
Yawn, sorry Ann but who really cares about theses types of sites.
Full of useless non relevant information that means nothing, even worse theres a thousand and 1 sites like this.
Terrible smell of paid reviews wafting around here lately
Hi Anne, I’ve used the PPC Management for Firefox plugin created by semvironment with some success. Perhaps that add on is a worth a second look.
@Matt. The numbers are useless by themselves, but when they are used as a measure of comparison, these numbers tell you a lot about businesses. For example, the fact that Company A has 996 bookmarks on Delicious is, like you said, an useless statistics. However, if we know that Company A has 235 more bookmarks on Delicious than Company B, we can deduce that Company A has a stronger social media presence.
You should check out BizShark business search. Unlike other business aggregation tools, BizShark puts all the numbers in perspective to related companies and competition. I think you’ll find that all the Compete graphs and social media stats suddenly become more useful than they were before.
Hi guys, I have found another website traffic and value estimator site. I’m talking about http://www.Estimix.com which provides everything you need: free web traffic metrics, site demographics and more. I trust that you’ll find this very useful