Six months ago we checked with alexa.com and published the top 10 Jamaican sites visited by Jamaicans, it caused a little controversy with its surprises. Many people were asking Jahkno.com who? Never heard of them what do they do and are doing to be number one? Regardless, what we discovered from the top 10 list was that without question, the 18-35 age group is online in full force.
In that report we also made it clear that alexa.com a leading web information company that tracks and reports on site rankings globally, is the single way in which to measure this Top 10. Let us know if you agree with the alexa.com rankings.
Here we go again, six months later to see who’s still standing, who’s new and worth giving a click check.
TOP 10…more like TOP 19 ( February 2008)
1. Mediazoneja.com – A Message Board with 4,692; 18,836 Topics
2. Uwi.edu
3. Jahkno.com – Jamaica’s #1 Online Music Community ( Previously No.1)
4. VibesConnect.com – A social networking website for people of Caribbean and Afican Americans backgrounds.
5. JamaicaGleaner.com – daily newspaper site
6. JamaicaObserver.com – daily newspaper site
7. Digicelgroup.com – the group site of the number one mobile provider
8. Smutvibes.com – The name says it all
9. Digiceljamaica.com – the country site of the number one mobile provider
10. 876radio.com – A partyflavoured community site
11. Wheelsjamaica.com – a message board full of car enthusiasts
12. Cwjamaica.com – the country site of the number two mobile provider
13. Jamaica-star.com – the daily evening tabloid
14. dancehallreggae.com -a community site for dancehallreggae music fans
15. utech.edu.jm
16. Tech Jamaica– tech news, information and forums. techjamaica.com
17. Uwimona.edu.jm
18. idlerzlounge.com
19. Watever.com
The Top 10 ( September 2007)
1. Jahkno.com
2. uwi.edu
3. jamaica-gleaner.com
4. wheelsjamaica.com
5. jamaicaobserver.com
6. vibesconnect.com
7. uwi.edu.jm
8. jamaica-star.com
9. digicelgroup.com
10. digiceljamaica.com
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