When I started writing here I added Google Analytics to the blog, it works really well.
In the past I have been very happy with some simple web statistics like Webalizer and AWStats, so now I have added something similar to those: Sitemeter.
Sitemeter Basic is free, it is simple, plus it can send you stat overview by e-mail. It can also act as a good old counter.
As for added the script code to the HTML on your website it is as simple as for Google Analytics.
Showing posts with label google analytics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google analytics. Show all posts
Monday, November 12, 2007
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Google analytics
Yesterday I mentioned a wish for statistics on this blog, and I came to think of Google Analytics (GA). I have never used GA before, but when I was involved in website hosting I came across Urchin, because I was testing the Urchin FreeBSD port. Later Urchin was acquired by Google and is now GA. Urchin was superior to any other website statistics software i played with back then, so I look forward to seeing GA in action!
Activating GA was very easy, I used my existing Google account and pasted the javascript code into my blog template, just above the body-end html tag. That was it! And you can add more site watches, and administer them all from one GA account!
According to a few google searches, and a user comment on a blog belong to guy involved in developing GA, it does not seem possible to add GA to flickr sites! Like that user I find this annoying, and it could drive me for a switch to Picasa, which most like will get GA functionality before flickr!
Activating GA was very easy, I used my existing Google account and pasted the javascript code into my blog template, just above the body-end html tag. That was it! And you can add more site watches, and administer them all from one GA account!
According to a few google searches, and a user comment on a blog belong to guy involved in developing GA, it does not seem possible to add GA to flickr sites! Like that user I find this annoying, and it could drive me for a switch to Picasa, which most like will get GA functionality before flickr!
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