This is the sum of two values: the total number of people who shared, liked or recommended the mymaths homepage on Facebook + the total number of page likes (if mymaths has a Facebook fan page). The total number of people who shared the mymaths homepage on Google Plus by a google +1 button. This is the sum of two values: the total number of people who shared the mymaths homepage on Twitter + the total number of mymaths followers (if mymaths has a Twitter account). The total number of people who shared the mymaths homepage on StumbleUpon. The total number of people who shared the mymaths homepage on Delicious.

Represents HTML declared type (e.g.: XHTML 1.1, HTML 4.0, the new HTML 5.0) The language of mymaths.co.uk as detected by CoolSocial algorithms. Operative System running on the server. Character set and language of the site. Type of server and offered services.

The total number of people who tagged or talked about website Facebook page in the last 7-10 days. A Facebook page link can be found in the homepage or in the robots.txt file. The type of Facebook page. The URL of the found Facebook page. The total number of people who like website Facebook page. The description of the Facebook page describes website and its services to the social media users. Facebook Timeline is the new layout of Facebook pages.

Total number of Tweets. It measures how much websites talk to its social media audience. A Twitter account link can be found in the homepage or in the robots.txt file. Where site or its webmaster resides. The description of the Twitter account describes website and its services to the social media users. The date of Twitter account creation. The URL of the found Twitter account page. Total number of people who added this Twitter account to their lists. Total number of Followers. It measures how big is the social media audience.

The IP of a server identifies it. It can be unique or shared between multiple sites. The date mymaths.co.uk was registered for the first time. Server location specifies where it is physically. Domain age is a measure of how much a site is old. Older sites have normally more importance and are more trustworthy than young ones. The next date mymaths.co.uk will expire. The owner usually renews every year its domain, but some prefer buying more than a year only. The registar is the authority where mymaths.co.uk is registered.