This doesn't surprise me. (The fact in the headline not the urchin/ga split the article discusses.) Google Analytics is incredibly robust and reliable consideri

This doesn't surprise me. (The fact in the headline not the urchin/ga split the article discusses.) Google Analytics is incredibly robust and reliable considering that it's free. I always hear arguments against using it, but one has yet to win me over. My agency subscribed to LyrisHQ Clicktracks service for a year before canceling it in favor of just using Google Analytics and passing the savings on to clients. (Customer service was great with Lyris, but the interface was unintuitive and slow. It also costs an arm and a leg.)