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[rcjordan]

That's an average across the network. G is running about 55%.

Sites are travel and history-related content.

[perkiset]

An interesting number and aligns to the trend, but is ahead of the curve. I'm thinking that travel hunters and history queries are a smarter, more aware surfer and are more open to different engines. We've seen similar things in the past on different applications. You've an almost 30% blind spot there ... what else are you seeing?

[nutballs]

im doing 100% amazon. Wait. what?

oh. um. er. I have no idea what I am doing because I turned off my tracking about 3 months ago due to overloading my DB. lol

[rcjordan]

>30% blind spot there ... what else are you seeing?

Those percentages were from overall traffic. I own a few type-ins in this market ...they typically supply low 20%. The rest is referrals within the network.

>overloading my DB

Been there, done that. About 10 years ago I put a gun to my server admin's temple and forced him to turn off all logging (btw, unix server guys will lie to you about turning off logs. Oh! You meant ALL logging! I thought you meant this little tiny log waaaay down over here...)  I'm white, so this is G Analytics