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MajesticSEO Beginners Guide to Correlation: Part 2
In Part 1, we looked at how correlation can be used to examine relations or associations between variables in a data set. We described the different types of correlations, and presented the advantages and disadvantages of the correlation technique to analyse data. This part will attempt to ease the reader into methods of quantifying correlation.
Correlation Coefficients
Up till now, correlation has been defined as a measure of… Continue reading
A Million here… A Million there…
Updated on 19th April ’13 – See footnote
IP counts and Subnet counts are no measure of link database superiority
As the market leader in Internet Mapping and link metrics for data analysts and on-line marketers, we are used to walking on a tightrope when it comes to comparing ourselves with… Continue reading
MajesticSEO Beginners Guide to Correlation: Part 1
Researchers that collect quantitative, or numerically based, data implement various forms of statistical analysis methodologies to derive conclusions from this data. By seeking relationships between different data sets they accumulate, researchers can assess hypotheses about how different factors affect one another, and illustrate how strong these effects are. One such method entails testing for statistical correlations.
Correlations
Correlation measures the relationship between two variables. Correlations are a simple form of… Continue reading
Top Websites by Country
Today we are releasing under creative commons, a list of the top 100,000 websites broken down by the country in which they are hosted. Francois – our French ambassador – was working on some research for another post and asked if we could gethim a list of the top 1,000 websites hosted in France from our Majestic Million list. The main list – which updates every day – lets… Continue reading
Digital PR: Why Majestic SEO is not Just for SEOs
Digital PR has a new weapon now that Majestic SEO Updates so regularly. Mel Carson looks at how he can use Majestic’s link crawler to look at how his new book is being discussed on the web. Continue reading