It's easy to get numbed by the traffic stats for Facebook: more than 400 million users, the average user spends 55 minutes a day on the site, 3 billion photo uploads per month. At some point the stratospheric numbers just start to run together. Maybe that's why seeing a new metric in visual form, via this chart from Hitwise, stopped me in my tracks:
The headline around the Web was that, for the first time, Facebook had eclipsed Google as the most-visited site in the U.S. for a full week. Previously, Facebook had hit No. 1 on a few big holidays, like Christmas and New Year's Day. That makes sense—everyone is home and uploading photos from that digital camera Santa left under the tree, or furiously untagging photos from the night before (respectively). But for the week ending March 13, the biggest holiday I could find was Registered Dietitian Day. It's clear from the chart above that Facebook's days of needing major events to eke past Google are over.
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Πραγματικά απορώ. Τέτοια τρέλα με το Facebook άνευ λόγου και ουσίας. Και ούτε καν συνουσίας.
Άντε και σε χειρότερα ρεκόρ. Για να με κάνετε να γελάω περισσότερο με τα χάλια σας. Να σας έχω παραδείγματα προς αποφυγήν.
Άσε που όποιος συγκρίνει για οποιοδήποτε λόγο το Facebook με τη Google τα έχει παίξει εντελώς ή είναι άσχετος ή είναι βλακάκος ή είναι βαλτός.
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