Quantcast “Compare Sites” Feature Back Up With Expanded Options
A couple of weeks ago, Danny Sullivan noticed the Compare Sites feature in Quantcast had vanished. Today, we got word that the feature is back up and updated. The Quantcast Compare Site feature now allows site traffic comparisons of up to four publishers, instead of just two. The comparison view shows tabular graph results for uniques, people, […]
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A couple of weeks ago, Danny Sullivan noticed the Compare Sites feature in Quantcast had vanished. Today, we got word that the feature is back up and updated.
The Quantcast Compare Site feature now allows site traffic comparisons of up to four publishers, instead of just two. The comparison view shows tabular graph results for uniques, people, visits, and page views, as well as a table view of the previous month’s data.
To access the Compare Site functionality, go to any site’s profile page and click on the grey “Compare Site” button to the top right of the graph. Enter up to three other sites that use Quantcast tracking code to compare to the one you’re viewing.
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