Top 4 methods to see How much Traffic your Blog gets.

[Cloud1]

1.SimilarWeb
You’ll see total visits to a domain, average visitor duration, how many pages people hit per visit, and what the bounce rate is. These are a great estimate of overall traffic and how engaged people are with the website.
2.Check for Statistics in Blog Posts
Many up-and-coming blogs like to mark their success with an actual blog post that lists statistics or an increase in traffic. If you want to find a particular blog’s traffic, search their site for past posts like this.
3.Alexa
There are two main ways to approach Alexa: a free toolbar, and a Premium membership.
The basic gives your site an official Alexa rank and some helpful search features, but the real data-crunching tools come with more money.
4.Moz Open Site Explorer-
By typing in a domain you can find Domain Authority (DA) and Page Authority (DA), two ranking factors developed and determined by Moz, which Google takes very seriously. You can also see inbound links to the website or specific pages on the website. Any DA over 50 is something to reckon with, anything over 70 is a huge institution, and anything nearing 100 is massive (like BBC).
Hope it will help you all and many more topic I will cover soon.

 

[HenryObi]

If the consideration is your own website(as title suggests), all of these tools are a joke compared to analytics.

These are third-party apps that mostly estimate traffic just as ahrefs does. Unless Google feeds them with your analytics data. The numbers they report is usually very very far from the actual figures.

On a second thought I feel you're ramping up your post count because I don't see the essence of this thread.

 

[tardigrade84]

If the consideration is your own website(as title suggests), all of these tools are a joke compared to analytics.

These are third-party apps that mostly estimate traffic just as ahrefs does. Unless Google feeds them with your analytics data. The numbers they report is usually very very far from the actual figures.

On a second thought I feel you're ramping up your post count because I don't see the essence of this thread.

Yea it seems arbitrarily cumbersome to check third party sites instead of your own analytics. Maybe OP wanted the title to read
„Top 4 methods to estimate How much Traffic a Blog in your niche might get.“

 

[693840]

Source: https://guestpost.com/blog/2016/10/methods-traffic-blog-gets/

 

[AlphardAster]

Are you talking about your money site or PBN? Because this post would make sense if it was for the PBN, as analytics is a footprint.

 

[Cloud1]

@HenryObi Thanks for your suggestion. Maybe you're right but from your point of view. Could you suggest to me how many users are using the paid tool, or other which you are talking about? Some of the few and the Main POINT is not all.RIGHT?Not everyone has Capital. Many users are choosing free tools. Yeah, you said that they are not showing actual Info, but at least they are not showing FAKE info. They are showing the data for what they are worth.
Also, as you thought, why I will promote free tools like this and why I will waste my Precious New year's time to only Ramping my post??
I am just trying to give someone this kind of info. not you, but OFFCourse there are a lot of peoples who is on This Great Forum and searching for Best free tools.

 

[Cloud1]

And if you have Capital then definitely Go for the paid one for betterment.

 

[HenryObi]

@HenryObi Thanks for your suggestion. Maybe you're right but from your point of view. Could you suggest to me how many users are using the paid tool, or other which you are talking about? Some of the few and the Main POINT is not all.RIGHT?Not everyone has Capital. Many users are choosing free tools. Yeah, you said that they are not showing actual Info, but at least they are not showing FAKE info. They are showing the data for what they are worth.
Also, as you thought, why I will promote free tools like this and why I will waste my Precious New year's time to only Ramping my post??
I am just trying to give someone this kind of info. not you, but OFFCourse there are a lot of peoples who is on This Great Forum and searching for Best free tools.

These are well known websites/tools if you like.

There's nothing new in what you wrote there.

Once again, if their figures are not accurate, it's safe to say they're showing 'fake info'.

These tools are not useful on your own website but on thosw of your competitor. Even at that, they're still not reliable. I occasionally run my sites through similar web and the rest of them, the numbers are off by a huge margin.

 

[Cloud1]

Right. The paid Web Analytic tools are much better than free ones. But most of us choosing the free one at the beginning. After some period of time, they all searching for paid one.It's true.
As compared to paid, Free tools are having less number of functions.
And yes if you planning to compete with others this free tool will not useful. You will waste your time.
But, if you are a beginner then I will say 1st go for a free one, and after that check which is trending in the market, as In today's market AI Based Web Anal. tools are on demand.
hope it will help many.

 

[Panther28]

Another noob who reads a blog post from a website, then posts on BHW claiming to be an expert.

 

[Carnaged]

one of my sites daily views:
semrush: 50
ahrefs: 1800
google: 2200
cloudflare: 5000
jetpack: 7000

now tell me which 1 is correct by your method?

 

[TheSEOExpert5]

@Cloud1 Thanks for the sharing. Might be it will be helpful. But the above-mentioned data is also may be correct, which means free tools not having any Guarantee.
Use paid one.No other option.
I had used free 1, having some bad experience.

 

[deedee1whoa]

one of my sites daily views:
semrush: 50
ahrefs: 1800
google: 2200
cloudflare: 5000
jetpack: 7000

now tell me which 1 is correct by your method?

And SimilarWeb?

Thanks for sharing OP, but unfortunately, out of the 4... An actual result for the traffic is only given on SimilarWeb. And I'm not sure how reliable it is. Guess there are no other free alternatives to it. What about MOZ, I know it's a paid tool but, there is no option to check the traffic of your competitors? As far as I remember, there isn't...

 

[Carnaged]

And SimilarWeb?

Thanks for sharing OP, but unfortunately, out of the 4... An actual result for the traffic is only given on SimilarWeb. And I'm not sure how reliable it is. Guess there are no other free alternatives to it. What about MOZ, I know it's a paid tool but, there is no option to check the traffic of your competitors? As far as I remember, there isn't...

hang on, so similar web shows the correct amount of traffic, but ur not sure how correct it is?
you do know what contradicting urself means right? because that makes no sense at all

 

[deedee1whoa]

hang on, so similar web shows the correct amount of traffic, but ur not sure how correct it is?
you do know what contradicting urself means right? because that makes no sense at all

What doesn't make sense is you asking me a question when I asked you something. You didn't say what's the number of your website on SimilarWeb and compared it as well with the others.

When I wrote "results", I mean digits. Out of the top 4 methods, only the 1st one gives something that's not Alexa rank or Page/Domain Authority, they (apparently) give a number. I tried it with 4 blogs (or so) and every single time, they said they don't have enough info available for the blogs so, everything was empty and useless.

If anyone knows if MOZ has a section for estimated website traffic, let me know.

 

[Carnaged]

What doesn't make sense is you asking me a question when I asked you something. You didn't say what's the number of your website on SimilarWeb and compared it as well with the others.

When I wrote "results", I mean digits. Out of the top 4 methods, only the 1st one gives something that's not Alexa rank or Page/Domain Authority, they (apparently) give a number. I tried it with 4 blogs (or so) and every single time, they said they don't have enough info available for the blogs so, everything was empty and useless.

If anyone knows if MOZ has a section for estimated website traffic, let me know.

ohhhh i get ya now, u mean on YOUR site only similarweb works but unsure how correct it is. my bad
i thought u meant on mine lol
moz doesnt have web traffic tho

 

[alexio]

None of those tools (even paid) give interesting traffic stats, even approx. SimilarWeb was ok, but they lost many data sources.

And with all the privacy trend and the last OS of iOS, I guess that all the stats will be completely useless : there is not anymore reliable data sources

 

[deedee1whoa]

ohhhh i get ya now, u mean on YOUR site only similarweb works but unsure how correct it is. my bad
i thought u meant on mine lol
moz doesnt have web traffic tho

What are the daily site views on your site that you analyzed earlier in this thread?

Or you made that up? lol Just wanted to compare, not that we would get anything out of it and know if SimilarWeb is accurate or not.

 

[Carnaged]

What are the daily site views on your site that you analyzed earlier in this thread?

Or you made that up? lol Just wanted to compare, not that we would get anything out of it and know if SimilarWeb is accurate or not.

I havent tried similarweb, that'll just add another number to my already confusing numbers lol
as long as my income is coming, im happy

 

[pepeneo]

"Hope it will help you all and many more topic I will cover soon. "
please don't, its obvious ur clueless and you do not even know what to copy and paste