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For a long time I used Google Analytics to provide webstats for me and for my clients - and it worked. Great stats, pretty graphs, nice figures - everything I needed.The problem I had was that I couldn’t get real time stats - I had to wait until the next day, by which time in some cases it was too late to react to surges in traffic.
I needed something that showed me what my visitors were doing and where they were coming from NOW, not yesterday!
A few days ago I posted a blog entry titled Places to find Nikki Pilkington - not because I imagine that the world and his dog cares about where to find me, but in response to fairly regular emails and because I had run out of things to say
In it I mentioned BT Tradespace and commented that i used to use them a lot, but as the system had slowed down I had stopped. 3 days later I rceeived a comment on the blog post from Alex, the Head of Technology and operations at BT Tradespace. I’ve conversed with Alex in the past and now he is always open to new ideas and thoughts.
I get a few (OK, 2 or 3) emails a week asking me what other networks I can be found on - so thought i’d post a few of them here - feel free to contact me via those networks, or to ‘connect’ to me
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For a long time I used Google Analytics to provide webstats for me and for my clients - and it worked. Great stats, pretty graphs, nice figures - everything I needed.The problem I had was that I couldn’t get real time stats - I had to wait until the next day, by which time in some cases it was too late to react to surges in traffic.
