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According to Alexa traffic rank the highest website sport.blog position was 21907 (in the world). The lowest Alexa rank position was 991393. Now website sport.blog ranked in Alexa database as number 56169 (in the world).
Website sport.blog Desktop speed measurement score (79/100) is better than the results of 67.91% of other sites shows that the page desktop performance can be improved.
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Weekly Rank Report
| Date | Rank | Change |
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| Nov-09-2024 | 56,169 | -542 |
| Nov-08-2024 | 55,627 | 600 |
| Nov-07-2024 | 56,227 | -495 |
| Nov-06-2024 | 55,732 | -66 |
| Nov-05-2024 | 55,666 | 164 |
| Nov-04-2024 | 55,830 | 140 |
| Nov-03-2024 | 55,970 | -447 |
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sport.blog desktop page speed rank
Last tested: 2016-12-12
sport.blog Desktop Speed Test Quick Summary
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sport.blog Desktop Resources
| Total Resources | 48 |
| Number of Hosts | 20 |
| Static Resources | 18 |
| JavaScript Resources | 12 |
| CSS Resources | 3 |
sport.blog Desktop Resource Breakdown
sport.blog mobile page speed rank
Last tested: 2019-03-02
sport.blog Mobile Speed Test Quick Summary
priority - 40 Eliminate render-blocking JavaScript and CSS in above-the-fold content
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sport.blog Mobile Resources
| Total Resources | 70 |
| Number of Hosts | 44 |
| Static Resources | 25 |
| JavaScript Resources | 18 |
| CSS Resources | 4 |
sport.blog Mobile Resource Breakdown
sport.blog mobile page usability
Last tested: 2019-03-02
sport.blog Mobile Usability Test Quick Summary
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