From the category archives:

statistics

WordPress 2.2 Upgrade, Google Analytics Update, and other Statistic Issues

May 16, 2007

I’ve been seeing various posts around that WP 2.2 had been released, but I was under the impression it was going to be delayed longer than this. I guess they’ve put the push on to get it out, because I just downloaded it! Go get your WordPress 2.2 today! I have not installed it yet… [...]

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Technorati Rank from 1,456,027 to 452,359–Overnight!

May 11, 2007

Wow! I just noticed my Technorati Rank change! I guess that shows you how many blogs that exist out there, and are not being read by many people. My ‘Authority’ went from 3 to 11, so things are looking up. Guess I should add the Authority plugin to my sidebar, next to Douglas Karr’s Technorati [...]

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April Stats Update – Google Analytics, 103 Bees & StatCounter

May 2, 2007

This is the one you have been waiting for… The heads-to-head comparison of Google Analytics with some competitors, 103 Bees and StatCounter. All three web analytic products, are free at the level I am using them. All of them require their own JavaScript code to be installed in the pages and are totally dependent on [...]

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April Statistics Update – Urchin vs. Analog

May 1, 2007

Well, it’s been one month since I started working seriously on developing this site, so it’s time for a little recap of the numbers.
Urchin
First, since I’m running my site at Media Temple, the account includes Urchin for web analytics. (Note, Google purchased Urchin some time ago, and at last report was planning on releasing an [...]

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Adding More Statistic Tracking

April 8, 2007

Yesterday was a busy day working on Chasing a Dream in the background. So busy, I didn’t get to write any posts! I’ll try to make up for that a little today. What I was busy doing was adding some additional web statistic tracking applications and merging old accounts into one at Google Analytics.
After running [...]

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