This afternoon while comparing Mint to Twitter on Alexa Compete, I ran into the strangest thing:
According to Compete the top keyword driving traffic to Mint.com is – as might be expected – “Mintâ€� and “Mint.com.â€�
However, the second most popular keyword driving traffic to Twitter is strangely the name “Carl Ortutay.â€� Strange because Carl is not the founder of Twitter. Carl doesn’t work at Twitter. In fact, Carl isn’t even a power user. The guy has 15 followers. He doesn’t even have a blog or website.
So who is this insanely powerful Internet rock star? Well, if his Tweets are any indication, he’s just a high schooler with poor grammar.
I think Compete may want to examine the metrics used to evaluate where traffic comes from :)

