So here are all the sites on our list that get at least 90% of their traffic from the US: Out of curiosity, I decided to check how many of the top 100 websites in the US are only popular in the US. Interestingly, Craigslist is primarily popular in the US, where it gets 95% of its traffic. Most of this traffic comes from branded searches like “craigslist” and “craigslist seattle.” However, Craigslist’s popularity seems to be declining, with fewer people searching for it over time. In part, this is no doubt thanks to the “Things to do” link that shows up in the results for thousands of place searches like “sweden” and “cyprus.” CraigslistĬraigslist gets more search traffic than Best Buy, Lowes, Kohls, and many other big names. Believe it or not, roughly 7.6 million of these (21.8%) come from people Googling “Google.”īut perhaps more interestingly, 3% of Google’s organic traffic goes to the “Travel” subfolder.
is in 45th place with an estimated 34.8 million monthly organic visits from the US. Interestingly, around 10% of those visits (78.8 million) come from one search query, “Amazon.”īelow are a couple more interesting observations from the top 100. Each person in the US clicks a result 3.6 times per month on average.Īmazon is next on the list, with over 752 million estimated organic monthly visits. Considering that the US population is ~332 million, that means each person in the US clicks on a YouTube result 4.32 times per month, on average. YouTube tops the list with more than 1.4 billion estimated monthly visits from organic search. Unsurprisingly, this list is dominated by big websites that many of us know and love. Top 100 most visited websites in the US # It gets an estimated 97% of this traffic from Turkey. Most other sites on the list are recognizable brands to us English speakers, but a few aren’t.įor example, the 56th most visited website in the world by search traffic is the Turkish newspaper. YouTube is the most visited website, with an estimated ~8.2 billion monthly organic visits.
Top 100 most visited websites in the world #
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