Mundial in numbers – alternative rankings

Popularity ranking for football teams participating in the 2010 World Cup by the percentage distribution of clicks made on the Sport.pl website Mundial – this word itself is enough to send an electrifying twitch down the spines of millions. This is not the only the most important football tournament on the planet, but also one of the largest sports events, comparable only to the Olympic games. This year’s world cup has earned its place in history – there were several records beaten, many surprises, we saw some stars fading away, others lighting up brighter than ever. The most important thing, however, is that it was the first time ever that a European team won the cup at an event held away from the Old Continent. It was also the first time ever that the most precious of all cups went to the hands of the Spanish representation.

While the country of the current world champions is enjoying its great fiesta, we’ll have a glimpse at how the Mundial shaped the tastes of some of the Polish internet users and who gave them most sports emotions. We are not, however, going to base on their declarations. Using the gemiusHeatMap research results, we’ll analyse the actual (because expressed as the number of clicks) behaviour of the persons visiting the Sport.pl website belonging to Gazeta.pl Group – one of the key online publishers in Poland.

Mission: indexation of East

Share of Visits begun by entering gemiusTraffic participating websites via Yandex search engine in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine In today’s post we’ll bring back the subject of web directories. I’m afraid I must disappoint those of you who are counting on yet another text about Google. The giant of sunny California will have a voice but it’s not going to play the main part. We’ll take it to a small trip. Destination: Eastern Europe. Mission: encounter with another heavy-weight contestant called Yandex.