Compare Our Marketing Power
We don't go out of our way to show off how powerful we have gotten over the years. With more than 1 million searches per month, 25 million readers expected in 2005, and more than 300 million requested good expect in 2005 its should be enough to make our job easy when trying to deal with manufactures to clean up data transmission for their sales growth.
The firearm industry is a good ol' boy network. The web is one as well but its what we call a "New" Good ol' boy network. You can't just slap a brand name on a website and expect it to be as effective as television or print magazines. The web only responds to websites that are proving themselves effective. In other words if you want more readers you need more readers. How else can the leaders who got here first stay on top? It's a business not a billboard.
While a website's growth responds to money being dumped into marketing of it, that money is only well spent if you have done everything else right before you spent your first dime. The funny thing about our site is we actually get more traffic when manufactures "Upgrade" their websites.
We tend to capture 20% of their market each time they do any major overhauls of their sites, just cleaning up the traffic left hanging by experts website builders.
A Webmaster builds web pages what we do here is Web Marketing. We build your business not your software. We just have to build the software ourselves to make sure your business is built right.
Print advertising has declined in readership by 70% in the past ten years in relationship to industry and population growth. We estimate 90 million firearm readers on the web. While Primedia only estimates 30 million total readers in the marketplace, we think they are wrong. If we are wrong and use their math then we reach 90% of the market, I am willing to bet my math is right.
Espn Outdoors went with a search engine called imoutdoors.com and after the collapse of shooters.com a few years ago they gain a large chunk of market very quickly using the Espn outdoors name. Only they quoted Espn's visitor numbers and not their own real search numbers. Turned out 8 million per month was only 400 per day at that time.
ESPN Outdoors market share of traffic is hard to judge remotely using Alexa.com because they ride as a sub directory on the go.com network which masks their traffic volume and leaves you at the mercy of their sales staff for advertising.
With such a large amount of viewers we recommend 20% of your marketing dollars be spent on the web this year. That 20% will carry as much if not more weight than the other 80% when you do business with companies that can prove their longevity, flexibility and overall reach.
Growth patterns and a list of online companies who specialize in marketing specifically. Data in real time, from an independent source, proving our worth to your business is not a challenge. We challenge others to prove theirs.
URL List Total Alltheweb AltaVista Google/
AOL HotBot MSN Yahoo!www.therosengroup.com 8 1 1 0 3 2 1 www.trendcreators.com 293 28 30 10 30 165 30 www.caratinteractive.com 921 125 136 19 173 340 128 www.americanadagencies.com 1,005 184 193 28 108 315 177 www.restaurant-marketing.net 2,170 460 466 22 187 569 466 www.gonzomarkets.com 2,258 358 441 0 662 361 436 www.criticalmass.com 2,401 358 358 73 254 1,000 358 www.page-zero.com 2,735 284 284 43 1,419 425 280 www.quirks.com 6,553 1,070 1,100 244 1,079 1,970 1,090 www.marketing.org 8,652 1,350 1,380 165 1,418 2,959 1,380 www.iprospect.com 9,181 1,550 1,600 189 1,218 3,064 1,560 www.imoutdoors.com ![]()
10,117 2,140 2,130 104 104 3,479 2,160 www.legalmarketing.org 10,333 1,260 1,270 141 982 5,420 1,260 www.salesandmarketing.com 10,334 1,540 1,610 390 2,139 3,055 1,600 www.marketleap.com 14,066 2,180 2,300 159 4,631 2,546 2,250 www.espnoutdoors.com ![]()
15,759 57 56 7,730 7,730 130 56 www.mediaplex.com 16,787 3,670 3,800 76 878 4,333 4,030 advertising.utexas.edu 17,420 2,150 2,180 353 3,455 7,122 2,160 www.ogilvy.com 20,294 2,530 3,250 373 2,058 8,783 3,300 www.advertising.com 20,986 3,260 3,350 274 3,032 7,570 3,500 www.doubleclick.com 82,240 20,400 21,000 1,620 8,644 9,376 21,200 www.valueclick.com 91,801 25,900 27,100 488 7,136 4,677 26,500 www.gunmuse.com ![]()
106,300 33,000 33,300 1,530 1,530 3,740 33,200 www.newmedia.com 109,800 1,720 1,750 98,800 1,442 4,328 1,760 www.aaf.org 144,448 42,400 41,500 960 5,452 12,236 41,900 www.marketingprofs.com 147,403 39,300 40,300 2,300 12,664 11,939 40,900 www.adage.com 244,660 60,800 62,700 2,230 22,426 33,904 62,600 www.searchenginewatch.com 882,581 215,000 225,000 14,100 56,930 149,551 222,000 www.clickz.com 5,568,216 1,610,000 1,650,000 98,800 376,591 212,825 1,620,000 www.internet.com 5,992,522 1,740,000 1,730,000 114,000 395,112 253,410 1,760,000
Reports generated by www.marketleap.com Marketleap has no affiliation with any of the websites listed.

We don't go out of our way to show off how powerful we have gotten over the years. With more than 1 million searches per month, 25 million readers expected in 2005, and more than 300 million requested good expect in 2005 its should be enough to make our job easy when trying to deal with manufactures to clean up data transmission for their sales growth.
We tend to capture 20% of their market each time they do any major overhauls of their sites, just cleaning up the traffic left hanging by experts website builders.
ESPN Outdoors market share of traffic is hard to judge remotely using Alexa.com because they ride as a sub directory on the go.com network which masks their traffic volume and leaves you at the mercy of their sales staff for advertising.




