Who's Hotter? Xocai vs. Waiora

Time once again for Who's Hotter in in Network Marketing.  This edition pits Xocai vs Waiora.

The first graph shows current search trends traffic from Google.  In other words, how many people are searching for the terms Xocai (in blue) and Waiora (in red).

As you can see, Waiora is not even on the chart, leading us to believe that more people are searching for Xocai than Waiora.  This is usually an indicator of who is sparking more interest in the industry.

Secondly, we look at Alexa rankings which show the approximate traffic on the main web site of the company.  In this case, mxicorp.com for Xocai and Waiora.com for Waiora.

The companies appear close in the graph (you can click on either graph to see a larger image) because the graph shows day to day numbers and the companies are very close when you look at day to day traffic, but the actual ranking numbers (smaller numbers is better) are Waiora - 131,196 and 198,527 for Xocai (3 month average).

Waiora is the clear leader in site traffic over the last three months, but the companies are neck and neck on a daily basis at this time.

Based on the lack of Google searches for Waiora and the closeness of the site traffic, I estimate that Xocai is a hotter company than Waiora at the time of this posting.

Comments

[Joseph Lowe]

Ty,

First of all since Xocai is newer it would be recieving more searches right now. All newer companies do. Everyone wants to see what everything is about. After a bit it dies down though. I don't see many companies who's MAIN CORPORATE SITE stay at the same height of searches as opening day. Especially since the Teams and Distributors start creating their own systems and directing traffic to their sites instead of the main companies site.

But seeing as how Waiora in the second graph is above Xocai on daily and monthly basis, I would ESTIMATE based on graphs NOT being BIAS that Waiora is ahead.

Have a good day

[Joseph Lowe]

Sorry I said opening day, I meant during it's new opening time frame whether it be a day, month, 6 mths, a year.

[Ty Tribble - MLM Blog Author]

Joseph wrote:

"First of all since Xocai is newer it would be recieving more searches right now. All newer companies do."

Simply not true. Herbalife trounces MonaVie in the Google Trends search, yet Herbalife has been around for decades.

I don't have anything to do with either company and neither does the data so I fail to see any bias.

Just to be clear here, the Google Trends searches doesn't have anything to do with a particular web site, it is only based on the search terms "Waiora" and "Xocai".

The current Alexa 1 week average for Xocai is 124,517 and the current Alexa 1 week ranking for Waiora is 90,377, however that is only looking at the traffic on the site, not the search traffic. Alexa tracking is by web site (mxicorp.com vs. waiora.com).

So Waiora is ahead in site traffic (which is likely an indicator of more reps being involved).

The first graph is an indicator of people searching for Waiora vs. Xocai and Waiora is not even on the chart. Xocai is ahead in this area which is likely an indicator of who is hotter in the marketplace.

[Joseph Lowe]

And yet again you pick Herbalife, a company who has just hit another interest and growth spike due to David Beckham and such.

Whether who is hot in the market as far as Alexa is concerned I care not, and that goes for the other threads too.

I think all the companies that you have put on here though are all fantastic opportunities, and truly Ty in the end that's all that really matters.

[Healthy Chocolate]

I don't know that Alexa is a good indicator if a business opportunity is hotter than another or not.

Alexa is activity from those who visit the website and have Alexa installed as a toolbar.

So, if a LARGE company has more distributors and are visiting their domain...they'll have a better Alexa ranking.

Search trends are probably the best indicator of whats hot...but even then, if you have more distributors out there promoting the company...it should result in more searches.

Maybe if you analyzed the % increase over time you could determine who's hotter by having the larger increase.