I’m not going to post all 50 of them here but here is an excerpt from CNN.
comScore Media Metrix Releases Top 50 Web Rankings for November
comScore, Inc. , a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its monthly analysis of U.S. consumer activity at top online properties for November 2007 from its comScore Media Metrix service. The official beginning of the holiday shopping season resulted in retail sites dominating the top gaining site and category rankings.
“With November marking the start of the holiday shopping season, online retailers, comparison shopping engines, and discount sites experienced a flood of visitors,” said Jack Flanagan, executive vice president of comScore Media Metrix. “With the sub-prime meltdown and high gas prices having an impact on retail spending, consumers are doing their research and searching for the best deals online.”
Toy Category Posts Strong Growth Despite Recall Worries
Despite recent toy safety concerns, the toy category surged 32 percent to 31.1 million visitors in November, making it the top-gaining category for the month. Toysrus Sites led the category with 16.2 million visitors (87 percent), followed by KB Toys with 4 million visitors (up 119 percent) and Barbie with 3.6 million visitors (up 8 percent).
Coupon Sites Surge, Propelled by Black Friday and Cyber Monday
With many consumers looking for hot holiday deals this season, the coupons category climbed 27 percent to 25.8 million visitors. Sites offering Black Friday promotions proved particularly popular, with both BlackFriday.info and BFads.net jumping more than 1,000 percent to 3.3 million visitors and 5 million visitors, respectively. Cyber Monday promotions were also a hit this year, as CyberMonday.com shot up nearly 3,000 percent to 809,000 visitors.
Target and Wal-Mart Lead Department Store Sites in November
As multi-channel retailers continue to develop their online strategies, increasing numbers of consumers are frequenting department store sites. Target Corporation led the category with nearly 42 million visitors (up 35 percent), followed by Walmart.com with nearly 40 million visitors (up 54 percent) and JCPenney Sites with 18 million visitors (up 37 percent). Traffic increases were also experienced by Sears.com (up 66 percent to 15.4 million visitors), Kohl’s Corporation (up 58 percent to 12 million visitors) and Kmart.com (up 83 percent to 9.3 million visitors).
Top 50 Properties
November saw Yahoo! Sites maintain the top position with 136 million visitors, while Microsoft Sites inched past Time Warner Network to capture the third spot with 119.2 million visitors. Wal-Mart moved up seven spots to number 13 with 42.5 million visitors and Target Corporation grabbed the 14th spot with nearly 42 million visitors. Circuit City Stores, Inc. and JCPenney Sites both entered the ranking this month in positions 43 and 45, respectively, after receiving a boost from online holiday shopping. Superpages.com Network jumped 16 spots to place 24th in the ranking.
Top 50 Ad Focus Ranking
Advertising.com remained atop the Ad Focus ranking in November, reaching 86 percent of Americans online. The newly created Yahoo! Advertising Network entered the ranking at position two, reaching 85 percent of the online population. Blue Lithium moved up three positions to capture the fourth spot, reaching 74 percent, while the Nabbr Network, Vizi Media and the Superpages.com Network all entered the ranking this month at positions 44, 46 and 48, respectively.
