PatrickDeese - 11:19 pm on May 14, 2004 (gmt 0)

Two more sample sites:

starting: Thu May 3 03:22:01 2001

Widget Review site (no PPC - natural SERPS only)
G Rank #1 & 2
Y! rank #1
AJ Rank #1

google.com 139165 (57%) yahoo 40315 (16%) msn 30354 (12%) aol.com 17264 (7%) altavista 7047 (2%) netscape.com 3791 (1%) lycos 1028 (0%) goto.com 949 (0%) askjeeves.com 919 (0%) go2net.com 508 (0%) mamma.com 491 (0%) iwon.com 419 (0%) excite.com 257 (0%) looksmart.com 249 (0%) alltheweb.com 136 (0%) hotbot.com 94 (0%) infospace.com 68 (0%) teoma.com 48 (0%) webcrawler.com 17 (0%) go.com 2 (0%) euroseek.net 2 (0%)

Widget Review site (Adwords advertiser since Nov. 2003 - 25,227 clicks):

G Rank #6
Y! Rank #3
AJ Rank #11

starting: Tue Nov 13 18:29:35 2001

google.com 327533 (64%) yahoo 94322 (18%) msn 46803 (9%) altavista 18208 (3%) aol.com 10932 (2%) askjeeves.com 3144 (0%) netscape.com 1439 (0%) lycos 677 (0%) alltheweb.com 381 (0%) goto.com 359 (0%) iwon.com 332 (0%) mamma.com 244 (0%) hotbot.com 179 (0%) excite.com 130 (0%) looksmart.com 101 (0%) go2net.com 71 (0%) infospace.com 68 (0%) teoma.com 47 (0%) euroseek.net 18 (0%) webcrawler.com 15 (0%) go.com 13 (0%)

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I am not going to break out calc.exe to figure out what fraction of a percent of all visitors belong to the "AJ group". I can eyeball it and see that AJ lucked out with the nielsen ratings and got a unnaturally disproportionate "pocket" of users in the survey.

Muscle13 - dunno what your agenda is, but your posting history tells its own tale.