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Top 50 Websites: CareerBuilder Joins Ranking, Netflix Surges

Published on May 24, 2011  
Tags: Customer Behavior, Research Summaries, Websites
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Yahoo Sites comprised the top-ranked Web property in April 2011 with 187.4 million visitors, followed by Microsoft Sites with 178.9 million and Google Sites with 175.9 million, according to comScore Media Metrix service. CareerBuilder captured a spot on the top 50 ranking for the first time in April, at No. 43, while Netflix jumped six spots to No. 36, attracting 28.6 million visitors during the month.

Below, comScore's April ranking of the Top 50 US Web properties:



Top 50 Ad Focus Ranking

Google Ad Network led the April Ad Focus ranking with a reach of 91.6% of Americans online, followed by Yahoo Sites (87.4%), Yahoo Network Plus (83.6%), and AOL Advertising (83.6%).


Looking for great digital marketing data? MarketingProfs reviewed hundreds of research sources to create our most recent Digital Marketing Factbook (May 2010), a 296-page compilation of data and 254 charts, covering email marketing, social media, search engine marketing, e-commerce, and mobile marketing. Also check out The State of Social Media Marketing, a 240-page original research report from MarketingProfs.

Top 10 Gaining Site Categories


Earth Day accelerated traffic to Green Sites—the top-gaining site category for the second consecutive month—while interest in the royal wedding drove record traffic to Entertainment News Sites.

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