Hulu as an Ad Agency?

Monday, June 8th, 2009 Posted in Uncategorized, ratings | Comments

Image via Wikipedia D7 shaped up to be quite the event.  The lineup (as always) was fantastic, and the discussions have been thought-provoking. The idea that most stood out to us came from Kara's sit-down with NBC CEO Jeff Zucker.  As Peter ...

Wikipedia as a Lead Gen?

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009 Posted in ratings | Comments

Wikipedia has consistently ranked within the top-10 referrers for Dorm Life - something we never paid attention to, as we just assumed the traffic was comprised of Dorm Life fans who checked out the Wiki, then flowed into Dorm-Life.com. However, I ...

Bit.ly: Analytics Service Disguised as URL Compressor, Part Deux

Friday, May 8th, 2009 Posted in current events, ratings | Comments

This week, Bit.ly became the in-house URL compressor for Twitter, Marshall Kirkpatrick reports at ReadWriteWeb.  We wrote a few weeks ago that we love Bit.ly for the rich tracking and analytics it provides - apparently, we're not alone. Kirkpatrick quotes James ...

Dorm Life holding steady as #1 web show on Hulu’s all-time list

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008 Posted in comedy, ratings, video | Comments

Dorm Life continues to top Hulu's list of most popular web shows, staying just ahead of Joss Whedon's Dr. Horrible. In addition to topping the all-time list, DL is also perched at the apex of the weekly and monthly most-popular ...

Dorm Life is #1 web series on Hulu for day, week, all-time

Thursday, September 18th, 2008 Posted in current events, ratings, video | Comments

I'm pretty sure Hulu displays show rankings left to right by row, starting in the top row and moving down. If so: In the daily rankings, Dorm Life is the most popular web series, at #48 overall, with Dr. Horrible at ...

Dorm Life is #2 web series on Hulu

Thursday, August 28th, 2008 Posted in comedy, media coverage, ratings | Comments

Have a look at Hulu. Dorm Life is #62 overall in popularity for the month of August 2008. That's 62nd of the 525 shows Hulu carries, all genres, most of them relatively expensive TV shows (see screenshot below). Even more impressive ...