Products | Introduction
T3Report is unique because we do our own spidering, alot of it, to build a map that connects the dots of the linking relationships of websites along with keyword analysis to provide marketing and competitive analysis.
At the core of our business is a network of spidering machines tied back to a cluster of database servers to generate unique data mining and data analysis services and products.
Many products and services may seem to be related to T3Reports, but as you learn more about our data and our reports, you'll see how T3Report is very unique. For example:
Search engines like google, yahoo, microsoft,and alexa limit results to only the first
1,000 webpages.
Search Engine analytical services like search forecast and hitwise show macro-level traffic dynamics with data derived from search engines like Alexa.
Web log analytic programs like webtrends or weblogexpert can analyze your own traffic, but not applicable for analyzing competitor websites.
A T3Report is a great complement to the above product and services, since each has their strengths in their focus areas. Using T3Reports along with other data sources to see the complete picture on traffic gives companies a marketing edge.
Click on the product name to learn more about our unique offerings.
Products | T3Report v4
This report allows you to view who links to your competitor's website. The report will reveal affiliates, banner/link advertising, blogs, news sites, message boards, etc. Use the report to emulate your
competitor's marketing strategy, using this report as your roadmap. T3Re[prt contains two levels of linking relationships from the target domain. This extensive report allows you to "drill down" on any referering domain to reveal which websites are linking to them.
Products | T3Affiliate
This report is geared towards Affiliate Managers to maximize their existing traffic from affiliates. The report shows which pages that the program affiliate link is not on with pages that have inciming linking traffic. The Affiliate Manager could specifically suggest to an affiliate which page their link should be on to maximize traffic which could increase sales and commissions
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There are many sources of traffic: email, search engine, p2p, adware, usenet, and linking relationships. Every website who receives traffic ends up sending it somewhere else, thus our focus on linking relationships.
We do an intensive amount of spidering to catalog the linking relationships of websites to find traffic patterns and to spot goldmines of traffic.
Once a surfer clicks on a link from an search engine result, they have now entered into the world of linking relationships
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