Genealogy Industry Metrics

Metrics and Tracking of the Genealogy Industry

Genealogy Blogs*

*Does not include Blogspot URLS or other URLs that can't be Quantified
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Members

  • Schelly Talalay Dardashti
  • Richard Wayne White
  • John Pfost
  • Stephen Hardgrave
  • Martin Salonga
  • anne
  • Elaine Collins
  • Illya Daddezio
  • Daniel Horowitz
  • DearMYRTLE
  • David Lifferth
  • John Vilburn
  • Louis Kessler
  • Randy Seaver
  • Stephen Phillips
  • Alan Mann

Latest Activity

Louis Kessler and Illya Daddezio are now friends
May 26
Illya Daddezio is now a member of Genealogy Industry Metrics
May 25
Daniel Horowitz added an event
29th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy at Sheraton Philadelphia Center City Hotel, Philadelphia, PA
August 2, 2009 to August 7, 2009
The International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) and the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia (JGSGP) are proud to co-sponsor the 29th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy to be held August 2-7 20...
May 20
Hi, David I stll think that for the blogs Quantcast does the best job. It is very simple to add and it reports blogspots very well with interesting demographics. Schelly
April 20
Schelly Talalay Dardashti updated their profile photo
April 20
April 20
Martin Salonga is now a member of Genealogy Industry Metrics
April 7
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Top Genealogy Web Sites (Quantcast Rankings)

Top 4 (Legacy, Ancestry, FamilySearch, Geni )

*Geni.com is currently blocking their traffic rankings on Quantcast

5th thru 9th
(MyHeritage, Genealogy.com, FindAGrave, NotreFamille)

*Notrefamille.com is currently blocking their traffic rankings on Quantcast

Top 9 - All Genealogy/Family History sites (Alexa Rankings)

US Top 15 Web Sites (Alexa Rankings)

UK Top 9 Genealogy/Family History web sites (Alexa rankings)

Europe Top 3 Genealogy/Family History web sites (Alexa rankings)

Canada Web Sites (Alexa Rankings)

International Web Sites (Alexa Rankings)

Blog Posts

Louis Kessler

Randy Seaver's Analysis of Traffic Statistics

Randy Seaver in his Genea-Musings blog from time to time analyzes traffic statistics of genealogy sites.

On Jan 31, 2009 he started a new series of posts:
TGN/Ancestry.com Traffic statistics - Post 1
TGN/Ancestry traffic statistics - Post 2, and… Continue

Posted by Louis Kessler on January 31, 2009 at 11:30am

David Lifferth

Addition of Geni, One Great Family, and Genoom

Based on feedback from Louis Kessler (http://genealogymetrics.ning.com/profiles/blogs/metrics-for-genealogy-software), I have added Geni, One Great Family, and Genoom to the traffic rankings.

I added Geni.com to the Quantcast traffic chart as one of the top 4 genealogy sites.

Posted by David Lifferth on December 15, 2008 at 10:49am

Louis Kessler

Metrics for Genealogy Software - both downloadable and Online

Hello David,

Very interesting site you've put up here. I've always been interested in Genealogy metrics, especailly those for genealogy software.

I'm curious how you select what sites are "genealogy" to include in your metrics. I do see very few software sites listed.

There's never been any "hard" evidence of which are the most popular programs, there's only been claims by the developers, so it would be great to see an Alexa list or something maintained by someone.

If you need a list, I main… Continue

Posted by Louis Kessler on December 13, 2008 at 10:20am — 1 Comment

Louis Kessler

A Bit About Me

I'm a Programmer and Genealogist.

I maintain a Genealogy Software Review site at: www.gensoftreviews.com

See my own program Behold at: www.beholdgenealogy.com

Oh, and I did have a world-class (at the time) chess program named Brute Force

See my personal website at: www.lkessler.com, and the unique way I set up… Continue

Posted by Louis Kessler on December 13, 2008 at 10:20am

David Lifferth

New Category "Top 9 - All Genealogy/Family History" sites

After a discussion with my a long time friend Shelly Dardashti, I have added a new section named "Top 9 - All Genealogy/Family History" that includes the top 9 of all Genealogy or Family History web sites.

Her concern was that their may be comfusion by some site visitors. The web sites were broken into different sessions based on the location of the company that created the site or the site's target market.

She makes the valid point that everything on the internet is "completely international"… Continue

Posted by David Lifferth on December 10, 2008 at 1:30pm

 
 

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