Comments on: Performancing Metrics - promising player in the site analytics game http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/ Design, Marketing, Blogging, Branding and all things Creative Sun, 27 Jul 2008 00:34:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Aqeel http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-5437 Aqeel Sun, 27 Apr 2008 13:04:50 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-5437 I've been using performancing matrics for a while and found them very helpful. I’ve been using performancing matrics for a while and found them very helpful.

]]> By: Komik Sözler http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-4513 Komik Sözler Mon, 11 Feb 2008 19:11:31 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-4513 I prefer haveamint.com for keep website statistics. I highly recommend it! I prefer haveamint.com for keep website statistics. I highly recommend it!

]]> By: Tomelloso http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-4268 Tomelloso Tue, 22 Jan 2008 00:36:56 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-4268 I think that Performancing Metrics is not rival for with Google actually. With last updates big G go ahead to all competitors. Also PM have lost spots in web stats. I think that Performancing Metrics is not rival for with Google actually. With last updates big G go ahead to all competitors. Also PM have lost spots in web stats.

]]> By: Max http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-4260 Max Mon, 21 Jan 2008 05:25:25 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-4260 Dara I'm sorry to hear about your analytics suite. Do you guys think that Performancing Metrics is better than G-Analytics? From what I understand Google is always adding new features and not to mention, its free. ~Max Dara I’m sorry to hear about your analytics suite. Do you guys think that Performancing Metrics is better than G-Analytics? From what I understand Google is always adding new features and not to mention, its free.

~Max

]]> By: Chess Openings Guru http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-3656 Chess Openings Guru Sun, 09 Dec 2007 06:05:29 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-3656 This does look good. I like StatCounter, but from the looks of the comparison on the Performancing Metrics website, this has a lot more advantages to it. The integration of Google Maps and the, ahem, "juicy" details on your visitors is also very attractive... it's one of the things I really like about StatCounter. This does look good. I like StatCounter, but from the looks of the comparison on the Performancing Metrics website, this has a lot more advantages to it. The integration of Google Maps and the, ahem, “juicy” details on your visitors is also very attractive… it’s one of the things I really like about StatCounter.

]]> By: Dara http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-3654 Dara Sat, 08 Dec 2007 17:56:29 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-3654 Personally, I think that google analytics pretty much ended the whole 'statistics arms-race'. They released it a few days after I'd just coded my own suite of Analytics tools, which are currently gathering dust on a harddrive somewhere ... Personally, I think that google analytics pretty much ended the whole ’statistics arms-race’. They released it a few days after I’d just coded my own suite of Analytics tools, which are currently gathering dust on a harddrive somewhere …

]]> By: Web Design Glasgow http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-3532 Web Design Glasgow Thu, 29 Nov 2007 14:18:35 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-3532 Randa, have you tried Google Analytics since the update to it's interface? I'm surprised you found it hard to get into, it's so intuitive at a high level, but has the depth to get some really useful data. Can Performancing Metrics compete with Google, who has renowned names (i.e. Jeff Veen, I believe) improving it's UI? Randa, have you tried Google Analytics since the update to it’s interface? I’m surprised you found it hard to get into, it’s so intuitive at a high level, but has the depth to get some really useful data.

Can Performancing Metrics compete with Google, who has renowned names (i.e. Jeff Veen, I believe) improving it’s UI?

]]> By: Rpg gamer http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-3513 Rpg gamer Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:33:44 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-3513 Webmasters often forget what role plays a good site analyzer. Let's take for example the country of visitors, i mean, if you find out that 80% come from the united-states, you will try to target these people. The program you describes actually looks pretty good, i'll try the free trial. If it even tells us what referrers send us the best traffic to monetize a website, i could use that for 1-2 of my projects! Webmasters often forget what role plays a good site analyzer. Let’s take for example the country of visitors, i mean, if you find out that 80% come from the united-states, you will try to target these people. The program you describes actually looks pretty good, i’ll try the free trial. If it even tells us what referrers send us the best traffic to monetize a website, i could use that for 1-2 of my projects!

]]> By: Randa http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-544 Randa Sun, 29 Apr 2007 20:22:50 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-544 Chino - you're talking about commenting on the Performancing main site? Yes, I think they've made a calculated decision to force registration because one of the main purposes is to build a community. Chino - you’re talking about commenting on the Performancing main site? Yes, I think they’ve made a calculated decision to force registration because one of the main purposes is to build a community.

]]> By: Chino http://randaclay.com/tips-tools/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game/#comment-543 Chino Sun, 29 Apr 2007 19:27:02 +0000 http://randaclay.com/archives/performancing-metrics-promising-player-in-the-site-analytics-game#comment-543 it does look good and seems good but what I dont like is... to still make guests to register just to comment. However, that is one nice way to prevent spammers. Though, it takes a lot of time to register, verify.. then you will know you already forgot what you want to say. it does look good and seems good but what I dont like is… to still make guests to register just to comment. However, that is one nice way to prevent spammers. Though, it takes a lot of time to register, verify.. then you will know you already forgot what you want to say.

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