We are very excited to see the response surrounding Adonomics joining Adknowledge and are especially thankful to those that have contacted us with ideas on how we can improve the Adonomics offering — we plan to start improving and integrating the Adonomics offerings in the very near term. Be sure to visit us at http://adonomics.com and http://cubics.com

I don’t know of a single serious publisher who still uses Cubics as their primary ad network.

Everyone in the Facebook dev community stopped paying attention to Adonomics once he left in April. The site hasn’t changed one bit since then, either.

It doesn’t bother with valuation since that’s dependent on many more factors than just total installs or DAU.

If you don’t see your app there, feel free to add it. If you want to see us track data in different ways or to see more data, please send us feedback and we’ll improve it.

http://siteanal....com/?metric=uv

Compete says otherwise… along the lines of 10%.

Arguably it’s possible Cubics may hold a whole lot of non-US traffic, although unless you have 90%+ of the UK demographic, it’s probably low-monetizing, non-english speaking users.

Adknowledge plans to improve and expand the current Adonomics offerings, providing more insight into industry trends, not just on Facebook, but across all of the major social networks. Combining the Adonomics platform with data collected through Cubics.com, which now serves an estimated 40% of all ads on Facebook applications, at 10 billion impressions per month, will undoubtedly create a useful resource for developers, news media and others in the industry.

For example, track socialmedia.com and slide.com and you’ll notice socialmedia.com actually surpassing slide.com on Alexa/Compete/Quantcast. Don’t be fooled into thinking that SocialMedia has more publishers than Slide has users (it would be impressive for SocialMedia to have more than 20 million facebook developers onboard!). Rather, SocialMedia’s hits are boosted from the iframe pixel included on their publishers’ pages. Compare socialmedia.com and slide.com on Google Trends, however, and the results are far more believable.

In the case of Adonomics, they run an “ad optimization” service, which is more or less just them adding an extra middle man between a publisher and the advertising networks (like SocialMedia, Cubics, and RockYou) which requires the publisher to place an iframe pixel that leads back to the adonomics.com domain. This effectively artificially boosts Adonomics’ rankings on Alexa/Compete/Quantcast to that of whatever publishers they work with.

Once again, refer back to Google Trends and you’ll see that traffic direct to their website (and not through an iframe pixel) has indeed dropped to 0.

Speaking from experience, Adknowledge’s Cubics is the worst Facebook-oriented ad network in existence. I sure hope they don’t take Adonomics down the drain with them when they go out of business next year.

Adonomics is the only online public resource that tracks and reports on the number of people using facebook applications daily. Adknowledge plans to expand the current Adonomics offerings and continue the Adonomics tradition of providing public reporting and information on trends in the space.

Lee really hurt Adonomics’ standing by pushing that crap.

And the creator and lead developer, Jesse, hasn’t been working there since early this year.