comScore, Inc. released its monthly analysis of U.S. consumer activity at the top online properties for May 2009 based on data from the comScore Media Metrix service.
Google Sites continued to lead as the most visited property in May with 157 million visitors, followed by Yahoo! Sites with 151.3 million visitors and Microsoft Sites with 125.9 million visitors.
Coming in at number 45, CareerBuilder is the only job board to make the list. The job board clocked about 20,455,000 unique visitors in May alone.
31 Disney Online 25,966
32 Gorilla Nation 24,717
33 Expedia Inc 24,199
34 Everyday Health 23,524
35 AT&T, Inc. 22,556
36 United Online, Inc 22,528
37 iVillage.com: 22,305
38 JPMorgan Chase Property 21,392
39 NetShelter Technology Media 20,850
40 Weatherbug Property 20,635
41 The Mozilla Organization 20,610
42 Break Media 20,536
43 Gannett Sites 20,520
44 ESPN 20,513
45 CareerBuilder LLC 20,455
46 WebMD Health 20,422
47 Wells Fargo 19,431
48 Real.com Network 19,381
49 Time Warner 19,329
50 Sony Online 19,121
For the comScore ad focus rankings, Monster’s Career Ad Network ranked 39 with about 72 million unique visitors. CAN was launched in March 2007 and is a recruitment media product developed to aid employers in reaching active and passive job seekers.
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June 24th, 2009 at 6:20 am
It is interesting that at number 43 is the Gannett Sites. It seems the newspapers are beating the job boards on the net. If they can figure out how to monetize it then they might pull through this. Also, it looks like Yahoo Properties is #2 and Craigslist is #17. It could spell trouble if these powerful properties started advertising jobs (yes, that is sarcasm.) The New York Times came in at #16. That is also not bad for a newspaper.
June 24th, 2009 at 11:13 am
A lot of people think that the traffic on a URL is what a media company reaches but this is silly. Monster powers the job channel of NYtimes and NYTimes is number 18 on this list. A sites network is the only way to gauge traffic unless the site doesnt have a network in which case the URL is the only way to see what their reach is.
How may job channels does Monster power? I’ll bet Monster blows CB away in terms of reaching candidates across their powered by network. So who cares how much traffic is on their URL? Its really irrelevant.