facebook history 2009
Is it possible to view an archive of Alexa and Compete rankings?
I want to see the classification of old media (MySpace, Facebook, LiveJournal, Flickr, LinkedIn, YouTube, etc) and how they went from 2004 to 2010. I can easily find Alexa, Compete, Nielsen and other Statistics 2009 or 2010 (last orders), for both visitors and traffic, but not before it is difficult to obtain. Can be history or file that will allow me for best sites for a given year, or better yet, show the history of a particular site? Thank you.
Yes, I found stories and 2 years: This page represents the ranking of competition (or otherwise) in a selected 2 and 3 MB Ty siteanalytics.compete.com / yourDomainHere.com / This page http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/yourDomainHere. com Alexa Traffic Rank plots, but the range of all real-time traffic Quancast goes back to 07 February (with a day / all) http://www.quantcast.com/ yourDomainHere.com (See tank myspace) (Ladies Right helium for buyers of the page)
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