Site Stats Database V4 is here! It now includes data for 458,286 websites. 49,225 new sites were added this month. It's by far the largest database of websites with metrics available on the market. Here's what you can do with it: 👇

@Rehannawaz7 Yup, but you can still read it here:

Woah. ChatGPT is suddenly driving subscribers to my newsletter:

@codrutturcanu Yes

@codrutturcanu @SayHelloMarcus You can never expect miracles, even if you do everything by the book. But yeah, if you want to launch dozens of sites to increase your odds, lower competition niches will be more likely to yield a miracle :)

@rkjha420 Good to hear from you; you're a huge inspiration, Ramesh! Great point, I think a lot of people overlook user experience (especially in regards to ads) and don't realize how much that can hold their sites back. I think your sites are well done in that regard - clean & easy to use.

@Michael_Coops11 Wow, that's great! So glad my newsletter was inspiring! 😊 Wishing you success with this project!

@mikefutia Thanks! Yup, it's third-party data that's based on keyword search volume and CTR curve - so, lots of room for error unfortunately. This is true for any tool that estimates traffic. 😕

See the rest of the top 100 Mediavine-monetized sites here: This list also shows traffic change, Domain Authority, site age, and more. Re: the top two sites on the list - the traffic estimates are thrown off due to the "measurement" keywords they rank for. Actual traffic is much lower (this was confirmed by the owner of LiveEatLearn .com, the top site on the list). Measurement-related keywords like "oz to lbs" have high search volume but extremely low click through rate. Traffic estimation tools don't take into account the much-lower-than-average CTR, thus showing much greater traffic than reality.

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