On 10/01/2019 00:06, Paul wrote:
David B. wrote:

The website tekrider.net is expected to be earning an estimated $0 USD
on a daily basis. If tekrider.net was to be sold it would possibly
only be worth $10 USD (the typical cost of the registration fee for
the domain name). According to our moz rank analysis, the url
tekrider.net currently has a moz rank of 1/10. tekrider.net possibly
receives an estimated 0 unique visitors every day - this website is
not very popular. This report was last updated 10th January 2019.

I'm afraid they know absolutely nothing about the site.
How sad.

https://www.quora.com/What-is-Moz-How-does-it-work

Â*Â* "MozRank quantifies link popularity and is Moz’s version
Â*Â*Â* of Google’s classic PageRank algorithm.

Â*Â*Â* Pages earn MozRank based on

Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* the other pages on the web that link to themÂ* ===

Â*Â*Â* and the MozRank of those linking pages
Â*Â* "

Linking to a page, doesn't say *anything at all* about
how often a page is loaded or visited.

Only a *tracking beacon* placed on a web page
can measure such activity. The web site owner places
tracking beacons, if the web site owner needs information
about the popularity of a web site.

A second invention is the "Hit Counter", which a person
coding a web page can implement. As a means of "impressing"
visitors once they get there.

In other words, only if a web site owner installs
a measurement system, do you get an actual measure.
MozRank is perfectly useless!!! It's like a hood
ornament on an Edsel.

Â*Â* Paul

Thanks for your thoughts on this but I fear you may be mistaken, at
least in part.

That is NOT how *this* company gets its data

https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo

You've no doubt noticed by now that the 'Site Visitor Counter' on the
www.tekrider.com home page is actually a joke? It changes by MILLIONS
each time the page is refreshed!

I did also try to understand what you were getting at ....

https://www.businessinsider.com/less...d-edsel-2015-9

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David B.