Taking Visitor Tracking One Step Further

[Planet Mark]

Never mind, nobody able to help so I'll keep my tracking objectives private for now...thanks!

[Kaus]

hehe I read your post Mark but didn't have a solid answer or I would have contributed

I dont know if these people have what your looking for, but in respect to tracking and their services, I havent found another program as advanced. I havent used it in almost a year now because they were still in beta testing and either lagged the site or were buggy with reporting so you'll want to check that out to

Might be able to handle what you need.

Woopra - Website Tracking and Analytics

[Planet Mark]

Hey Kaus, thanks for the link - will certainly check it out.

Have a feeling that the top guys have this down to a tee but may not wish to share in public... and the rest did not quite know what I was going on about ;o)

We are working very hard to get the visitor tracking nut cracked, and will continue to do so!

Thanks, Mark

[Unknown Webmaster]

You should be able to track more goals by duplicating your Google Analytics account for the domain. The duplicate accounts use the same tracking code, so you get the same data for each account, but can do different things with it.

Some months ago I tried Woopra, but I didn't really learn anything from it (it may very well have been improved since then).

At the moment I use Clicktale to look at where people are clicking at the pages instead of the funnel/goal tracking in Google Analytics. The main reason is that I don't get enough visitors to make the statistics reliable for a lot of my pages, so I'm more comfortable looking at how people interact with the site instead.

[MJ]

How are you guys getting approved for Woopra? I applied weeks ago and never heard back.

[Kaus]

Woopra takes a really long time to get approved so once your account is up MJ you should apply for the others even if you choose not to use them just yet.

has to do with popularity of the program I would assume.