InternetCorp isn't a single product—it's a portfolio. Their domain portfolio includes titirez.ro (real estate) and other niche sites, all powered by a lean 32-person team. The traffic data reveals something fascinating: despite having just 1,205 monthly visits to their main site, they command €5.2M in revenue. This suggests their real value isn't in direct traffic but in the network of properties they operate. Their 'i am media' brand suggests a broader media network strategy, likely monetizing through display advertising and lead generation across multiple verticals.

Here's what doesn't add up: a company with €5.2M revenue gets only 1,205 monthly visits to their main site? This isn't a bug—it's a feature. InternetCorp's model appears to be a holding company structure where revenue comes from owned properties (like titirez.ro), not from internetcorp.ro itself. The 43% organic search traffic suggests they're not spending heavily on paid acquisition. The 'undefined: 100.0%' country distribution screams 'data collection issue' or 'Romania-only focus,' but the revenue number suggests they're either serving international audiences through local properties or have massive offline revenue streams.