I'm incredibly proud of the Technorati Engineering and Ops teams. They have been working day and night to deal with all of the growth that Technorati has been going through. Back in July, we made it our highest priority to improve site performance, and I and our team members kept you updated in some earlier posts.
Here's some facts:
Notes: All engines noted are for the companies' blog search services. All of those graphs are updated dynamically, so don't be surprised if the numbers loook a little different when you click on them.
All this, and we rolled out a number of new features and improvements to current services as well. I'm just very, very proud of our team, and I'm really grateful to be able to work with them each day. And we're constantly striving to do better. Please send us feedback and let us know how we can make things even better for you - what are we missing? How can we be more of service to you?
Update: Many thanks to Randy Charles Morin for pointing out a typo in the stats on number of blogs indexed, I have updated the post to include the correct number of blogs and posts. I also added in the number of new blogs and posts we're tracking every day as well. Thanks, Randy!
Technorati Tags: blogosphere, blogs, blogsearch, competition, feedback, givingthanks, google, gratitude, scaling, search, search engine, statistics, stats, technorati, wow, yahoo
Posted by dsifry at November 20, 2005 10:26 PM | TrackBack | View blog reactionsGood for you guys! Keep it going!!!
Posted by: Alex Barnett at November 21, 2005 12:00 AMNow, if you can only do something about the splogs in your index.
http://www.technorati.com/search/www.kbcafe.com
That's 90's blogspot splog referrers. Maybe remove Blogspot.com blogs?
Posted by: Randy Charles Morin at November 21, 2005 4:53 AMDave, thanks to you and your team for making Technorati useful again. :) I noticed it subconciously and have a "it is working again" on my to post list - because we should not only give flack when it is not working, but recognize when it does run as we expect it.
Posted by: Nicole Simon at November 21, 2005 6:02 AMDave:
You and the Technorati team have done some great work over the last few months.
The most impressive gains have been in the Tag search, something you don't highlight in your post.
http://static.flickr.com/27/65502710_a02e59e113_o.png
smp
Posted by: Stephen Pierzchala at November 21, 2005 6:06 AMDave, I just realized it says 21.5 million blog posts. Shouldn't that be total blogs, not blog posts?
Posted by: Randy Charles Morin at November 21, 2005 8:14 AMI've noticed it. I've been adding more links from my own personal efforts to Technorati lately because of it and have felt more comfortable mentioning Technorati to others again. Great work!
Posted by: Karl at November 21, 2005 8:47 AMKeep the good work peeps. Technorati is the search of choice for Illmethinks_Politiq.
peace (literally)
g
Posted by: g at November 21, 2005 11:09 AMDave,
Now all you have to do is drop about 150 lbs. Hit the treadmill boss!
C
Posted by: Cliff at November 21, 2005 2:37 PMAbout the histograms for search speed among google, technorati, and yahoo, isn't the most important thing the tightness of the cluster? While having fast average times is good, I think consistency is really where it's at...
Posted by: Elliott Back at November 21, 2005 4:46 PMIts noon EST, nov 22nd.
All searchs are coming up blank
are you guys down ?
Posted by: john bravo at November 22, 2005 9:08 AMHighly impressed with what you've done, especially over the past few months. Technorati has created the ultimate blog community.
-gena
Posted by: Gena Suarez at November 22, 2005 2:43 PMIs there a support forum or email list? I have a few questions and hate emailing the founders all the time :)
Posted by: Karl at November 23, 2005 3:30 AMYou guys rock I always have considered you guys the Google of blog searches.Keep up the great work!!
Posted by: Ashley Bowers at November 23, 2005 10:45 PMRe: Technorati Ping
I have not received response from Technorati to a number of messages (all I got was an acknowledgment). Hope someone here can help.
When Technorati is pinged about a new post and the confirmation appears on screen is there a time lag before the update appears in Technorati ? I have pinged and then gone back to check in search after 5, 10, 15 minutes and received Technorati's report "last updated 20 hrs ago"--about the previous day's post. So I repeat the ping and see the confirmation but 10 minutes later still no record
of the current post. It is only after multiple attempts that the post finally appears. Then there are times I see two entries for the same post !
Shall be grateful for comments/advice. I run Win XP and use Firefox or Mozilla browser.
Thank you.
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