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I'm using Google Analytics primarily. getclicky is fine below 100,000 page views per day, but I've passed that milestone. woopra was my favourite for tracking
by buro9 18y ago
I'm using Google Analytics primarily.
getclicky is fine below 100,000 page views per day, but I've passed that milestone.
woopra was my favourite for tracking user activity, but 10,000 views per day is barely an hour in the day so not a large enough window.
If you're above 100,000 page views then I think Google Analytics still rocks.
The only issue I've had with Google Analytics is the lack of an API to publish the stats back to the site or elsewhere. But you can get around this by having an email subscription to receive Xml, then deliver that to a public Google Groups set up for announce, and use Yahoo Pipes to parse the attached Xml and re-publish it as JSON... if anyone cares I've published a pipe for this here:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=f633ec8e5eabfe3c3c938676cb3761dd http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=f633ec8e5eabfe3c3...
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- jamesjyu 18y agoEven with GA, once you get above 1M pageviews a day, it starts to get unreliable, especially for data that involves drilling down to complex URL structures and durations. I believe they start sampling at some point to save processing on their end.