Websites using Sortable
Description of Sortable: Sortable is a broad-spectrum platform that helps publishers unify demand partners, data, and tools.
Sortable is used by 0.03% of websites in the Advertising category.
Technology & Computing is the most popular main category among the websites using Sortable.
Computing is the most popular subcategory among the websites that are using Sortable.
The technologies that are most often used together with Sortable are jsDelivr, Google Publisher Tag, Sovrn, PubMatic, Index Exchange, Rubicon Project, core-js, Google Cloud CDN, HTTP/3, Amazon Advertising.
Our AI based recommender engine (trained on 100 million data points) suggests that websites using Sortable may also be interested in using these other technologies: Sovrn, Skimlinks, Amazon Advertising, Cloudflare Bot Management, SpeedCurve, Index Exchange, Rubicon Project, Google Publisher Tag, OpenX, Ad Lightning.
Top IAB Industry Verticals using Sortable
Top 10 technologies that are most often used together with Sortable
Technologies that are most interesting for website using Sortable, as determined by our AI recommender
Distribution of domains using Sortable over IAB1 verticals
Introduction to Sortable
Sortable is a technology company that develops data management and analytics solutions for publishers and e-commerce websites. Their platform provides tools to help publishers improve ad revenue, monitor user behavior, and optimize website performance. For e-commerce sites, Sortable offers product recommendations, inventory management tools, and analytics to help businesses understand customer behavior and improve sales.
Practical Applications
of Sortable
- E-commerce websites can use Sortable to display products in a more organized and user-friendly way, allowing customers to sort products by price, popularity, or other criteria.
- Job search websites can use Sortable to help job seekers filter and sort through job postings based on their preferences and qualifications.
- Real estate websites can use Sortable to display properties based on location, price, or other factors, allowing prospective buyers or renters to easily find what they're looking for.
- Social media platforms can use Sortable to help users sort through their newsfeed based on content type, date, or other preferences.
- Inventory management systems can use Sortable to help companies easily track and organize their inventory based on various criteria, such as product type, quantity, or location.
Benefits and Advantages of Sortable
- Helps to organize and sort large data sets quickly and efficiently.
- Increases productivity and saves time by automatically categorizing items based on pre-set criteria.
- Enables easier comparison of data by arranging it in a clear and concise manner.
- Reduces errors and inaccuracies in data analysis by eliminating manual sorting.
- Provides customizable sorting options to meet specific needs and preferences.
- Offers real-time sorting for dynamic data sets, ensuring up-to-date information.
- Can be integrated with other tools and platforms to streamline workflows.
Distribution of domains using Sortable over IAB2 verticals
Most popular websites using Sortable
Less popular websites using Sortable
Distribution of domains using Sortable over 1 million most popular domains
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Distribution of domains using Sortable over domain ages
The average age of websites using Sortable is 16.2 years.
The average page rank (measure of backlink strength) of websites using Sortable is 3.1.
5 technologies that are less often used together with Sortable
| Technology | % of use together with Sortable | Website |
|---|
| Microsoft 365 | 1.0989 | https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365 |
| Sentry | 1.0989 | https://sentry.io/ |
| TrackJs | 1.0989 | http://trackjs.com |
| TablePress | 1.0989 | https://tablepress.org |
| AdRoll CMP System | 1.0989 | https://www.adroll.com/features/consent-management |
