Web users 今天的一篇最新调查显示 原来网民最通常浏览的也只有六个网站
这个调查文章 原文附在文章末尾
目前全世界约有76万个网站可以选择 可是最后得出来调查的原来用户也只要6个而已
当然这里所的是regular basis, 比如 你习惯通过Google 当然会link到其他page
可是停留时间很短 这个不算 这个在Digg上也有很多人响应了 大部分网民还是觉得满符合的
我也来算算我最经常浏览的网站 就最近这一阶段
1 Google.com (gmail adwords adsends GA 等) 这个大部分it圈应该都差不多了把
2 Komoo.com 中文诚信的SNS平台
3 RogerTse.com 自己的Blog最近比较勤快些
4 Rojo.com 每日大量的订阅
5 Digg.com 其实是可以订阅 可是homepage文章太多了。 所以就不订了
6 Rmilk.com todolist 完整应该是Rememberthemilk.com
7 YouTube.com Video Share . my New TV Channel
8 Myspace.com Just Myspace 希望不要变成另外一个Friendster
9 Flickr.com photo save and share
10 Taobao.com 买东西 以及作为价格参考
11 Baidu.com 中文搜索 还有it中文新闻还可以 不过中国Digg级的网站出来之后 看新闻计划要转的 现在太多clone 不只所从
哦 看来我是超过6个的用户群了。 呵呵 不过 仔细想象远比自己想象的要少
原以为我有玩过就算SNS网站就不下200个了 可是最常用的不过就这几个
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对了。 这里也问问大家 你们最经常浏览的有几个网站呢?
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Web users 'only visit six sites'
March 6, 2006
Quentin Reade
Web users now have almost 76 million sites to choose from, yet most only visit six on a regular basis, it was revealed today.
The research, published today by Directgov, points to a new era in the use of the internet that experts are calling the 'Supersite' phenomenon. The study found that half of internet-using Britons (51 per cent) visit just six or less sites on a regular basis.
Three quarters of people questioned say the internet is indispensable to their daily lives and more than nine out of ten (95 per cent) say they go online with a specific destination in mind. People are now using the internet more smartly, visiting a handful of destination websites that have emerged as 'Supersites' due to their importance to people's lives.
The research suggests that using just one banking, shopping, travel information and holiday website is enough for a person to keep their life well-managed.
Do you visit more than 6 sites regularly?
Yes
89%
No
11%
The study comes as the government launches a one-stop-shop website where people can do everything from renewing their driving licence, car tax or passport to finding out about local schools, childminders and recycling.
Jim Murphy, Cabinet Office Minister with responsibility for Directgov, said:
“If you can order your shopping, manage your bank accounts and book cinema tickets online - why shouldn't you expect the same convenience online from Government? A few clicks and you're there - that's what people expect and demand from their services today and Government is no exception.”