Comments on: Getting Realtime Analytics With Woopra http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/ Online Marketing Advice In Everyday Language Fri, 05 Mar 2010 21:47:21 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: charlesmckeever - http://intensedebate.com/people/charlesmckeever http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/comment-page-1/#comment-392 charlesmckeever - http://intensedebate.com/people/charlesmckeever Wed, 04 Feb 2009 03:38:44 +0000 http://opensourcemarketer.com/blog/google-analytics/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/#comment-392 Hey Rick, Thanks for the tip. I will go check it out right now. I have really enjoyed Woopra, but it hasn't been without it's own share of trials. For me, Woopra represents a different way of looking at stats that Google Analytics hasn't been able to accomplish yet. But, you have definitely peaked my interest. How did you come across VisiStat? Hey Rick, Thanks for the tip. I will go check it out right now. I have really enjoyed Woopra, but it hasn't been without it's own share of trials. For me, Woopra represents a different way of looking at stats that Google Analytics hasn't been able to accomplish yet. But, you have definitely peaked my interest.

How did you come across VisiStat?

]]> By: Rick Lantos - http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/comment-page-1/#comment-391 Rick Lantos - Wed, 04 Feb 2009 03:27:30 +0000 http://opensourcemarketer.com/blog/google-analytics/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/#comment-391 We tried many tracking products, even Woopra but ultimately found VisiStat to be our favorite. It's totally real-time and you can TALK to a support person. That was key to us...to get someone to answer our questions and they did a great job. Woopra wasn't bad but it's software so I had to install it on every computer, at the office, at home, etc. Nice software but a pain. We tried many tracking products, even Woopra but ultimately found VisiStat to be our favorite. It's totally real-time and you can TALK to a support person. That was key to us…to get someone to answer our questions and they did a great job. Woopra wasn't bad but it's software so I had to install it on every computer, at the office, at home, etc. Nice software but a pain.

]]> By: armando corrales - http://www.vision2life.com http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/comment-page-1/#comment-372 armando corrales - http://www.vision2life.com Sun, 25 Jan 2009 21:48:12 +0000 http://opensourcemarketer.com/blog/google-analytics/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/#comment-372 Hi, this is armando and i run a website design company .vision2life.com. I just received approval for woopra beta testing and so far is looks great. Since it took woopra a long time to approve me (about a month and a half), i searched the web for what i believe is also an incredible "live stat counter": visistat.com. I did SEO a while back for a company and they wanted to know how the seo was doing so i recommended this product and even though it costs $29.00/m my clients still got it as it answered many of the questions he wanted answers to. Woopra offers many of the features that visistat offers but i have to dig a little deeper and compare. my only question will be how the pricing structure will be. visistat offers a reseller plan where, if you're a website design company, or something similar, you can actually get a site license with them for $10/month and you can mark it up to what ever you want. That was my plan, but with woopra now in the picture, i'll probably have to reevaluate my options. anyway, great job on this blog and look forward to hearing more about woopra. thanks. Hi, this is armando and i run a website design company .vision2life.com. I just received approval for woopra beta testing and so far is looks great. Since it took woopra a long time to approve me (about a month and a half), i searched the web for what i believe is also an incredible "live stat counter": visistat.com. I did SEO a while back for a company and they wanted to know how the seo was doing so i recommended this product and even though it costs $29.00/m my clients still got it as it answered many of the questions he wanted answers to.

Woopra offers many of the features that visistat offers but i have to dig a little deeper and compare. my only question will be how the pricing structure will be. visistat offers a reseller plan where, if you're a website design company, or something similar, you can actually get a site license with them for $10/month and you can mark it up to what ever you want. That was my plan, but with woopra now in the picture, i'll probably have to reevaluate my options.

anyway, great job on this blog and look forward to hearing more about woopra.

thanks.

]]> By: Brandon - http://www.shrinktheweb.com http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/comment-page-1/#comment-257 Brandon - http://www.shrinktheweb.com Tue, 13 May 2008 12:43:51 +0000 http://opensourcemarketer.com/blog/google-analytics/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/#comment-257 @Charles Hello. I didn't get a notification of your reply to my comment here. :( I did check out gostats but I didn't think it was really something I felt would be useful enough as-is. I have a few clients (I'm also a technology consultant on the side) who use StatCounter and it's not bad either. But, I think Google has them beat --especially with having to pay for history, although I haven't checked what is the retention policy on Google. I totally agree with you about ROI being the deciding factor and not the initial price. In fact, I'm typically very leery of free services (like ShrinkTheWeb) when they first come out, because I've seen so many scams that -as you say- waste time. That is why I have worked really hard and have been able to convert many skeptics. ;) As for questions on STW, I'm all ears. Just let me know. Best regards, Brandon @Charles

Hello. I didn’t get a notification of your reply to my comment here. :(

I did check out gostats but I didn’t think it was really something I felt would be useful enough as-is. I have a few clients (I’m also a technology consultant on the side) who use StatCounter and it’s not bad either. But, I think Google has them beat –especially with having to pay for history, although I haven’t checked what is the retention policy on Google.

I totally agree with you about ROI being the deciding factor and not the initial price. In fact, I’m typically very leery of free services (like ShrinkTheWeb) when they first come out, because I’ve seen so many scams that -as you say- waste time. That is why I have worked really hard and have been able to convert many skeptics. ;)

As for questions on STW, I’m all ears. Just let me know.

Best regards,

Brandon

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]]> By: OpenSourceMarketer - http://OpenSourceMarketer.com http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/comment-page-1/#comment-213 OpenSourceMarketer - http://OpenSourceMarketer.com Wed, 16 Apr 2008 18:21:56 +0000 http://opensourcemarketer.com/blog/google-analytics/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/#comment-213 Daniel, As always, that is a legitimate question to ask. So far I have seen no negative results. In fact, I am running Google, StatCounter, and Woopra on two different blogs and I haven't seen any issues. I guess you could argue that it might affect load times, but I would be more concerned about that from a giant like Google than from Woopra. Are you thinking about using Woopra? Daniel,

As always, that is a legitimate question to ask. So far I have seen no negative results. In fact, I am running Google, StatCounter, and Woopra on two different blogs and I haven’t seen any issues. I guess you could argue that it might affect load times, but I would be more concerned about that from a giant like Google than from Woopra.

Are you thinking about using Woopra?

]]> By: Daniel - http://usmagazine.com http://opensourcemarketer.com/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/comment-page-1/#comment-212 Daniel - http://usmagazine.com Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:40:22 +0000 http://opensourcemarketer.com/blog/google-analytics/getting-realtime-analytics-with-woopra/#comment-212 Is there any negative impact of having Woopra and Google Analytics tags at the same time? Is there any negative impact of having Woopra and Google Analytics tags at the same time?

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