GetRealPhilippines.com audience base: most highly-educated among Filipino collective blogs!

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After just three months online newly-equipped with its collective blog, Get Real Post, it is interesting how GetRealPhilippines.com now holds third place in world traffic rankings among the top six known (to me) Filipino collective blogs focused on politics and social issues. This is according to Alexa.com data.

Here are the rankings as of the 26th May 2011:

(1) DefinitelyFilipino.com (139,256)
(2) AntiPinoy.com (236,007)
(3) GetRealPhilippines.com (465,564)
(4) BlogWatch.tv (477,853)
(5) FilipinoFreethinkers.org (638,635)
(6) ProPinoy.net (662,685)

As the sun sets on some older past-use-by-date blogs, GetRealPhilippines.com shines through like the true Asian Tiger that the Philippines could have been!

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More interesting even is the audience profile of each...

GetRealPhilippines.com
Based on internet averages, getrealphilippines.com is visited more frequently by males who are in the age range 35-44 and are graduate school educated.

AntiPinoy.com
Based on internet averages, antipinoy.com is visited more frequently by females who are in the age range 35-44, have no children, are college educated and browse this site from home.

ProPinoy.net
Compared with the overall internet population, this site's users are disproportionately female, and they are disproportionately low-income college graduates between the ages of 35 and 55 who browse from home

DefinitelyFilipino.com
Based on internet averages, definitelyfilipino.com is visited more frequently by females who are in the age range 45-54, have children, are college educated and browse this site from home.

FilipinoFreethinkers.org
Based on internet averages, filipinofreethinkers.org is visited more frequently by users who are in the age range 35-44, are college educated and browse this site from home.

BlogWatch.tv
Based on internet averages, blogwatch.tv is visited more frequently by females who are in the age range 35-44, have children, are college educated and browse this site from home.

Quite revealing indeed.

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Comments

  1. Anonymous2:22 pm, May 26, 2011

    How is Alexa able to find out the audiences' educational background and age?

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