WebSite Grade For arstechnica.com : 93/100 (October 01, 2007)
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Score Summary
| Section | arstechnica.com |
|---|---|
| Website Grade | 93 |
| Google Page Rank | 7 |
| Alexa Rank | 1,764 |
| Technorati Rank | 6 |
| Google Inbound Links | 14,000 |
| Yahoo Inbound Links | 124,077 |
| Delicious Saved Count | 225 |
| Google Indexed Pages | 7 |
Google PageRank : 7
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| Title : | Ars Technica |
| Description : | -- Missing -- |
| Meta Keywords : | -- Missing -- |
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Domain Info
| Registrar : | NETWORK SOLUTIONS, LLC. |
| Registered On : | December 30, 1998 @ 12:00 AM |
| Domain Age (days) : | 3,197 |
| Expires On : | December 30, 2008 @ 12:00 AM |
| Days To Expiration : | 455 |
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Heading Summary
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| Second-Level (H2) | Ars Journals |
| Second-Level (H2) | From the Journals |
| Second-Level (H2) | Recent News Archive |
| Third-Level (H3) | Joost finally sheds invite-only status, opens up to the public |
| Third-Level (H3) | Nokia bets $8.1 billion on location-based services with NavTeq purchase |
| Third-Level (H3) | Office Live Workspace revealed: a free 250MB "SharePoint Lite" for everyone |
| Third-Level (H3) | Judge bars Ohio's attempt to keep "harmful" Internet content away from minors |
| Third-Level (H3) | A day on the Surface: a hands-on look at Microsoft’s new computing platform |
| Third-Level (H3) | AT&T threatens to disconnect subscribers who criticize the company |
| Third-Level (H3) | PFIR proposes automated network neutrality enforcement system |
| Third-Level (H3) | Frontline wants FCC to bar Verizon from 700MHz auction |
| Third-Level (H3) | PlayStation 3 getting holiday makeover: $399 PS3 rumor has legs |
| Third-Level (H3) | Microsoft announces Code2Fame Challenge winners |
| Third-Level (H3) | Ready or (mostly) not: here come more contactless payment devices |
| Third-Level (H3) | Consumer group blasts binding arbitration clauses |
| Third-Level (H3) | Copyright lawyer tells universities to resist "copyright bullies" |
| Third-Level (H3) | Read B4UCopy: software industry targets students with antipiracy site |
| Third-Level (H3) | Amid disappointing Vista uptake, Microsoft relents on XP execution |
| Third-Level (H3) | Shoe, meet other foot: Microsoft bashes Google on Capitol Hill over DoubleClick |
| Third-Level (H3) | MPAA continues war on illicit online video, sues Cinematube, Ssupload |
| Third-Level (H3) | EFF sues the DOJ for withholding records of telecom surveillance immunity lobbying |
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| Third-Level (H3) | Reggie Fils-Aime: the Wii will not be able to meet holiday demand |
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| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/logo.v1401050492.gif | Ars Technica |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/top-tab-subscribe.v1400728984.gif | Subscribe |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/top-tab-contact.v1401050492.gif | Contact Us |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/sc_pimp.v1406167795.jpg | Server Central |
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| http://media.arstechnica.com/articles/culture/surface.media/surface_handson.jpg | A day on the Surface: a hands-on look at Microsoft’s new computing platform |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/review-of-the-new-psp-slim.media/pspslim.jpg | Slim is sexy: the new PSP-2000 |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/news.media/riverspot.jpg | When wireless > DSL: Sprint, Motorola show off WiMAX on the Chicago River |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/bubble-recent-features.v1397350826.gif | Recent Features |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/bubble-openforum.v1388007317.gif | OpenForum |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/bubble-dont-miss.v1385342819.gif | Don't Miss |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/full-story.v1398888799.gif | Full Story |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/discussion.v1393772584.gif | Discussion |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/view-more.v1370062518.gif | View More |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/read-more.v1393878413.gif | Read More |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/news-archive.v1392330963.gif | News Archive |
| http://media.arstechnica.com/ars.static/images/ars_emblem.v1362962604.jpg | Serving the PC enthusiast for 8x10^2 centuries |
Google Indexed Pages : 7
Measures the approximate number of pages on http://arstechnica.com/ that have been stored in the Google index. The Google web crawler will visit the website periodically and look for new content and store it in its index. Generally, the more pages a website has within the Google cache, the better.Google Crawl Date : September 30, 2007 @ 10:22 AM
Google will periodically crawl websites looking for new and updated content. In general, it is desired to have the frequency with which Google crawls a site to be higher, rather than lower. Sites that get crawled more often have more frequent updates and more authority.Conversion Methods
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One of the most important measures for a website is how many other sites are linking to it. The more links the better.
Links Summary
| Google : | 14,000 |
| Yahoo : | 124,077 |
Technorati Ranking : 6
Technorati is a popular website ranking service. It measures the popularity of a given website as compared to all other sites that have been submitted to its system.This website currently has a Technorati ranking of 6.
del.icio.us bookmarks : 225
del.icio.us is a web-based bookmarking site. Delicious users save their bookmarks on the website so they can access them from any browser. A website that has many users bookmarking it is generally popular and will get more traffic. http://arstechnica.com/ has about 225 bookmarks stored.Alexa Traffic Ranking : 1,764
Alexa is an online service that measures the approximate traffic for millions of sites on the Internet.The website http://arstechnica.com/ has a ranking of 1,764. This means that it is the 1,764th most trafficed site on the web -- as measured by Alexa.
Readability Level : Advanced Degree (PhD)
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The website arstechnica.com has had 100 articles submitted to digg.com. These articles received a total of 13344 diggs (votes) and 19 of these articles made it to the front page of digg.com.Please Register
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