Web vitality is based on user-generated content
The addresses allow users to publish content, for example, websites that share photos, videos and blogs, accounting for 5 of the 10 fastest-growing online brands in the past month.
According to Internet research firm Nielsen // NetRatings, HSBC and AP news agency topped the ranking above, while ImageShack image hosting service ranked 4th in the top web brand group in July, 233% increase with the number of visitors from 2.3 million to 7.7 million.
Heavy.com, a video sharing site, came in fifth place, up 213%, from 965,000 visitors to 3 million. Photo sharing service Flickr is in 6th place, up 201%, up to 6.3 million from 2.1 million users.
Among the top 10 websites with content contributed by visitors, there is MySpace social network with access growth of 183% two years in a row and Wikipedia's online encyclopedia, up 181%. two years in a row.
" Websites with user-generated information have experienced rapid growth over the past year mainly due to the 'viral' marketing nature, which is widely used and exchanged by visitors themselves. ", Jon Gibs, director of communications analysis at Nielsen // NetRatings, commented. " These services also benefit greatly because the content posted on it is free because they don't cost money to create ."
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