RadioShack's website loads like a time capsule from 2015—because it is. With 312,468 monthly visits and a 1.9/5 Trustpilot rating, the former electronics giant has become a digital ghost town that still captures 35,000 monthly searches for 'radio shack,' proving brand nostalgia is the only thing keeping this corpse animated.

"RadioShack isn't a retail website—it's a SEO graveyard where 381,505 backlinks go to die."

The social media presence tells the full story: TikTok, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram—all active, all pushing content to a ghost audience. The website's 'blog' page exists, but the content quality and engagement metrics are invisible. Meanwhile, their top keywords reveal a brand that people remember but don't trust: 'radio shack' and 'radioshack' dominate, but conversion intent is near zero.

• 381,505 backlinks pointing to a site with 312K monthly visits—massive SEO waste
• 1.9/5 Trustpilot rating from just 43 reviews—low volume, catastrophic quality
• 68.1% 'undefined' traffic—likely bot farms or tracking failures
• Top 5 keywords are all brand queries, not product searches
• Tech stack is a graveyard of 2010s frameworks with no modern framework migration