Get clicking with Clicky Web Analytics 2.0

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Clicky web analytics gives bloggers and smaller web sites a more personal understanding of their visitors. Many analyzers give good summaries, and Clicky is no different - but the similarities stop there. Clicky stands out with its refreshingly clean and simple interface, innovative features like Spy and RSS feeds, and an unrivaled per visitor level of detail. You also get real time stats, outbound link tracking, download tracking, IP tagging, custom data tracking, and much more.

I have signed up for the service, and am very happy to see some interesting results already! After just 25 minutes of being a member, I can already see these features showing up:

Visitors (time, country, actions performed, browser)
Actions (Where did the user move around the site)
Content (Which posts where most popular)
Links (Incoming, outgoing & top referers)
Searches (Keywords, Engines, etc.)

So all in all, this is a good service. The fact that the interface is all Web 2.0′ey makes it even more worthwhile, it’s like getting two cherries on top.

Visit Clicky now..

Filed under: Search Engine Optimization, Software Reviews

2 Responses for "Get clicking with Clicky Web Analytics 2.0"

qDot September 18th, 2007 at 4:40 pm 1
Check the spelling error on the link to Clicky Web Analytics. It reads Clicky we analytics. Feel free to remove this comment when you are done.

I normally ignore such errors since I too make grammatical and spelling errors on every post on my blogs.

Since I do not take those blogs seriously I do not pay much attention to spelling errors.

The reason I am letting you know is that earlier today I went for an Interview at a company called FlashWorx. I did the usual thing before getting there; going through their site, reading up as much as I can about them to build an impression and pitch.

I found many errors on their site and I thought I would let them know about those erros. For some reason I never got around letting them know about the errors and I do not know why.

I think those errors tarnish their business image to a point where , potential customers or candidates in this instance, would become a little less enthusiastic in meeting with them.
Chris M September 18th, 2007 at 4:46 pm 2
Thanks qDot - Will sort it out immediately, and I appreciate it!