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Blog statistics tools

Started by Glenn Slaven · 11 months ago

I’m interested in hearing what stats programs people use for their blogs (assuming of course that you have one). I’m using Measure Map & Google Analytics, which is working quite nicely, but I know that there’s heaps of other systems out there. Do ... Continue reading »

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  • Simon

    3 years ago

    I'm using Measure Map on my blog. Nice, simple and condensed.

    On the church site, I'm using Mint.
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  • luke

    3 years ago

    Yeah I have the logfiles spit out data in a vertically falling, green on black matrix-esque way, and just intuitively read that...

    That or I check out things like mapsurface which I'm having a bit of a play with (its neat, ), keep an eye on projects like slimstat and mint (some interesting peppers in the forum), but really when it comes down to it I fire up clicktracks or check out GA or awstats.

    Can you tell I'm yet to find the definitive stats app?! This is for sydneyanglicans.net, not a blog though..
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  • luke

    3 years ago

    ugh sorry for the lame markup, its not like I've been spending hours every day writing markup lately or anything... :S
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