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Mashup Mania: Delexa is a Combination of del.icio.us and AlexaFeb 02 2007 | Analytics |
I love mashups. I love tools that combine two great things into one very cool thing. Widgets might be the defining technology in 2007, but mashups — despite their apparent prevalence in our Web 2.0 world — will continue to pop up and astound me.
With that, I introduce what I just discovered: Delexa. Delexa is a domain-ranking engine that allows you to see information on the top 50,000 websites (ranked by Alexa) and their topic tags (ranked by del.icio.us). The result is pretty cool:

If you search for the top SEO sites, you see 100 websites grouped into three columns: a Delexa ranking, the Alexa rating, and the number of tags that reference the particular website. For business research, this is a pretty neat tool to get an idea of where you should look (whether for competitors or for related resources) and how they are ranked in a very friendly and usable format.
I’m digging the clean look a lot and can see this to be a really good resource for people who want to find high-ranked sites on a similar subject matter as defined by tags.
Posted by Tamar Weinberg at 3:06 pm
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February 3rd, 2007 at 9:08 am
Great find. Love the sortable stats. This could be a research tool for any industry.
February 3rd, 2007 at 3:55 pm
Love this mashup, it provides a wealth of information. How about a LinkedIn and MyBlogLog mashup, now you’re talking.
June 28th, 2007 at 6:03 am
I have seen many tools but somehow i have missed that tool. Thx (y)