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That’s easy. Just type in the category in a search engine (Google or Yahoo are both the best), press enter, and “Wa-La!”- you have your top ranking category, for Internet only of course. The #1 website at the top of the search are usually the higher traffic sites because this is usually the category that people click first.
The downside is although a website can be #1 at the top of the search does not mean it is the website with the best quality. Sometimes what I do is take the top 10 that I find on the search engine, go to and also do some other Internet search on the company and/or website. Other websites offer forums where people love to talk (and I’m one of them!) and when you see people are talking about the same exact thing about one website or company- that could be a good thing for the company, depending on what is being talked about, or a red flag.
use google and type in a search