closed php.org

[trent2275]

yeah i noticed that too- even though i posted the TM info LOL

 

[Ed30]

$75k.

 

[system0]

Originally posted by Whois-Search
I know people creating websites in 100% PHP no html what so ever

Html will die just like 56K in time

im sorry but that is completely false

heres a quote from my php book

"PHP is a server side, HTML embedded, cross platform scripting language"

in other words - no HTML , your hours of coding are worthless cos nothing will show on the page

 

[Bob]

At $3k per rmonth, it is worth $75k- $100k...

-Bob

 

[draqon]

im pretty shocked that its making so much money. i certainly cant see how.

 

[morel]

Hey Greg...

As icehole and draqon have asked, how are you making $3000 a month?

Is it by monetizing your type-ins with ads and PPC links?
If so, I am skeptical because php.org has an overture count of only 64.

 

[Fearless]

Advertising. I don't use Overture.

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by morel
Hey Greg...

As icehole and draqon have asked, how are you making $3000 a month?

Is it by monetizing your type-ins with ads and PPC links?
If so, I am skeptical because php.org has an overture count of only 64.

Overture???? why would anyone type php.org in overture. Overture is very misunderstood, and too many people rely on their results. You don't need overture to tell you PHP is an awesome search term. Thats a given.

Try PHP in google. PHP.org is on the first page.

 

[morel]

Originally posted by doberry


Overture???? why would anyone type php.org in overture.

It is true that not many people use overture to search, but we can extrapolate the overture count to give us an estimate of the number of type-ins.

Overture is very misunderstood, and too many people rely on their results. You don't need overture to tell you PHP is an awesome search term. Thats a given.

Yes, obviously php is a highly searched term, the question is how many type-ins does php.org get.

Try PHP in google. PHP.org is on the first page.

OK... it looks like php.org gets the bulk of its traffic from Google (and perhaps Yahoo, which uses Google) . I am now less skeptical of the $3000/month. I would like to comment, however, that type-in traffic is much preferred to search engine traffic, because it is more stable. I think DnPowerful would agree to this. Search engine traffic is much riskier because you are dependent upon the vagaries of the search engine algorithms.

 

[trent2275]

PHP for all yall who dont know squat

"PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor. A script language embedded within a Web page along with HTML used to interpret and perform various operations."

 

[Fearless]

PHP.org was getting 2,000 uniques/day before it ever showed up in a search engine.

 

[morel]

Originally posted by gregr
PHP.org was getting 2,000 uniques/day before it ever showed up in a search engine.

Wow. I guess overture isn't that accurate after all...

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by morel


Wow. I guess overture isn't that accurate after all...

Oveture doesnt track what people type in the browser as a URL, it only tracks what people type in as search terms at overture and their partners...Their results are only a fraction of internet traffic..their results need to be multiplied to represent the whole interent...by what number I do not know...

In summation, overture does not represent actual type-in numbers...and it never will..its a search engine, not a browser address window.

 

[Shiftlock]

Originally posted by gregr
PHP.org was getting 2,000 uniques/day before it ever showed up in a search engine.

I can certainly believe that. Use marketleap.com to look at the number of inbound links reported by different sources:

Total
32,619

Alltheweb
25,783

AltaVista
1,027

AOL
684

Google
684

HotBot
2,200

MSN
2,241

 

[morel]

It appears that there does not exist a "magic constant" = K s.t:

# of type-ins = K * (overture count).

I had a domain ********.com that had an overture count of 153, and got about 150 type-ins a day, yet php.org has an overture count of 64, and gets 2000 type-ins a day (according to Greg).

 

[sasu]

In most of the cases I would typein first the .com but in this
case looking for info etc. I would prob try first .org and I have
a feeling many others would do the same...just a thought..
sasu