Posts Tagged ‘seo

Normally when I discuss the performance of a page I am measuring using GrabPERF, it’s either good news (“you just got 5 times faster!”) or bad news (“your page hasn’t loaded in 6 months; you still there?”).
Today, something a little different: a question. What’s the question?
Why is the performance of a Technorati Blog (aka Traditional) [...]

The weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in.
NOTES:

Level3/Cogent Peering Dispute affected all results this week

Week of October 04-10, 2005

TEST RESULT SUCCESS [...]

The weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in.
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Findory blog search added to index
Google standard search takes top spot with 100% availability

Week of September 26 – October 03, 2005

TEST [...]

The weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in.
Week of September 19-25, 2005

TEST RESULT SUCCESS ATTEMPTS
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PubSub [...]

The weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in.
This Week’s Notes

ERTW.com Agent location taken offline
Addition of Google Blogsearch to the Index
Numerous performance improvements to the GrabPERF interface

Week of September 12-18, 2005

TEST [...]

The weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in.
Week of September 4-11, 2005

TEST RESULT SUCCESS ATTEMPTS
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PubSub – Search 0.5421396 [...]

The weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in. Sorry for the delay.
Week of August 29, 2005 – September 4, 2005

TEST RESULT SUCCESS ATTEMPTS
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PubSub – Search [...]

Dave Sifry released a state of the search post yesterday. Between re-building my laptop and getting a client project out, I missed the original post.[here]
Thanks Dave! And continued success.

Technorati: Technorati, Web Performance, Capacity Planning, Web 2.0, SEO, traffic analysis
IceRocket: Technorati, Web Performance, Capacity Planning, Web 2.0, SEO, traffic analysis

The first weekly GrabPERF Search Index Results are in.
Week of August 22, 2005 – August 28, 2005

TEST RESULT SUCCESS ATTEMPTS
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Google – Search [...]

Ping-O-Matic. Weblogs.com.
Two of the sites that have seen surges in Web traffic recently.
My unsubstantiated theory is that as summer ends, Web traffic is seeing its usual surge, amplified by the new interest in blogs and Web 2.0 properties.
For the small companies who have effectively had the summer off, it’s time to re-adjust your capacity-planning estimates…upward.
Why? [...]


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