| Scenes of Forrest Gump finding legs and running trans-global come to mind with
the kind of stride WEBDEX has had this year so far. This week's box of
chocolates goes to GeoCities(NASDAQ:GCTY) which finally sees some e-commerce
coming its way.
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User Values Up: WEBDEX Finds New Year Legs. By Steve Harmon. October 14, 1998 The gaps between these user values has been greater in the past so the move to a
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The pioneering Websteader inked a deal with Be Free to add buying and selling
services for its 3.3 million members who've built about 30 million Web pages.
Be Free lets people sell affiliate merchandise on their Web sites.
Presciently, we had highlighted "community" as one of our Top 10 to watch in
1999 on January 6 on the notion that real people matter. Matter means buy and
sell.
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Let's see leading Web sites rankingand value per user the past week:
| Internet.com's | November | Jan
6 | Jan 13 | Jan 6 | Jan 13
| Percent | | WEBDEX | Users | Market cap or PMV* | Market cap or PMV* | User |
User | change | | | (millions) |
(millions) | (millions) | Value | Value |
| InternetNews Realtime IT News -::
User Values Up: WEBDEX Finds New Year Legs - 01/14/1999 Mail: AOL Leads WEBDEX Ranking - 01/07 New Year Brings Price Wars to German ISPs - 01/04/1999
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AOL.com* | 30.35
| $6,500 | $7,000 | $214 | $231 | 7.7% | | Microsoft.com* | 27.75
| $7,500 | $8,500 | $270 | $306 | 13.3% | | Yahoo | 27.28
| $28,719 |
$36,318 | $1,053 | $1,331 | 26.5% | | Lycos | 25.66
| $2,834 | $4,163 | $110 | $162 | 46.9% | | GeoCities | 18.16
| $1,075 | $2,170 | $59 | $120 | 101.9% | | Excite | 17.02
| $2,631 | $3,579 | $155 | $210 | 36.0% | Search Engine Roundtable: Search Engine Strategies 2005 Chicago Archives::
How to find new tail opportunities? Focus on user-generated content; rich content beyond standard contact info, MSN needs to find its value.
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| Netscape.com* | 16.99
| $3,100 | $3,400 | $182 | $200 | 9.7% | | Disney.com | 14.51
| $3,000 | $3,200 | $207 | $221 | 6.7% | | Infoseek | 11.49
| $1,645 | $2,384 | $143 | $208 | 44.9% | | AltaVista | 10.91
| $600 | $650 | $55 | $60 | 8.3% | | TOTAL | 200.1
| $54,302 |
$57,604 | $2,316 | $2,449 | 5.7% | | AVERAGE | 20.0
| $5,430 | $5,760 | $232 | $245 | 5.7% | | AVG. without Yahoo | 19.2
| $3,013 | $3,209 | $147 | $155 | 5.8% |
Most surprising move in the group comes from Compaq (NYSE:CPQ),
whichowns Alta Vista. Compaq agreed to acquire shopping site Shopping.com for
$220 million cash, or about 41x estimated 1998 sales. We think Compaq was
willing to pay a premium here for the technology and the timefactor.
While others have built up Web sites into powerhouses, Compaqhas, until now,
let Alta Vista ride on auto pilot.
If Alta Vistaintegrates Shopping.com for each of its millions of daily
searches and shopping sales for Shopping.com could triple for 1999. With that,
our value per Alta Vista reflects some of the discounted value being built
into Alta Vista today. King of the marketing move AOL (NYSE:AOL), meanwhile,
plans on taking its disks to the streets literally with a door-to-door with a
'Tupperware' type scheme where people earn commissions for selling AOL to new
users. The online giant also signed an agreement with BellAtlantic for high-
speed service.
Infoseek (NASDAQ:SEEK) got some get up and go with the launch of the go.com.
Long time coming. We're still in the belief that go.com needs some more
creative juice flowing. Michael Eisner is now an "Internet guy" also - put a
few Disneyland character actors on the project and perhaps it'd find a new
angle other than 'let's make it look like everyone else.' With or without
Disney, though, it's easy to forget that Infoseek technology, and this is
something Steve Kirsch (founder) excelsat, is strong.
Our analysis also compares the top 10 Web sites vs. each other on average
WEBDEX value, yielding some gaps that highlight the perceived value among the
group. One observation: despite gaining 47% Lycos (NASDAQ:LCOS) users are
still valued at 66% of the WEBDEXaverage.
GCTY users trade about half the average while Yahoo(NASDAQ:YHOO) users trade
at 544% of the others. The gaps between these user values has been greater in
the past so the move to a tighter range appears to be on the
way.
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