Re: WebTrends
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 42706
interpreted = N
texte = Price is a concern (at least at the moment) for me.Most of the sites I host are for non-profits along with a couple of community sites of my own. Non of them bring me any money at all. Right now I am trying out wusage, in part because they offer a great non-profit discount (the main non-profit I host for is 501c registered in the US) and since they can turn the numbers in as justification for some grants they get, they can afford to pay for the non-profit version of the license.Urchin looks real nice, I wonder how they get revenue numbers, unless you have to manually enter that someplace.Seems the new version (4.x) now has a higher price tag - $695.00 probably good value for the money, but too rich for me right now.Thanks for the link.DaleOn Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 11:41 AM, Andrew Simpson wrote:>> From your post to the list check this out: > > http://stats.blackpepper.co.nz/logicalsystems.co.nz > > We use a site reporting package called Urchin which taps into the web > server > logs. > > It is very very cool and does extremely neat things. > > I think $3-$400 US dollars buys you a 25 site license which also > includes an > overall web server ³system report² with $250 US Dollars buying > additional > licenses. > > I First saw this price tag and decided to write something in DNA myself > and > ran that for about a year but it got tricky when you want to do things > like > average time a user spends on your site, where they came from, the > search > terms they used in a search engine to get to your site, dynamically > graph > the results over different time periods, track a single user or group of > users from entry to exit through each click, measure users, pageviews as > well as hits, ecommerce reporting... Plus the databases would get to > 50-60mb > in a week and I had to write a rolling log system and the off-the-shelf > way > is soo much easier. > > Its neat software check it out. > > > On 20/8/02 11:59 AM, Gary Krockover
wrote: > >> I have a db of about 300 bots. If the [browser] visiting matches a >> record, >> then it displays in red with an indexed by (or however I worded it). >> >> GK >> >> >>>> >>>> >>>> http://www.garykrockover.com/admin.html Click on the View Log >>>> link, >> and >>>> don't laugh at my low visitor count :) >>> >>> This is neat, but how does WC know when the site is spidered and by >>> which >> bot? >>> >>> Glenn ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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Price is a concern (at least at the moment) for me.Most of the sites I host are for non-profits along with a couple of community sites of my own. Non of them bring me any money at all. Right now I am trying out wusage, in part because they offer a great non-profit discount (the main non-profit I host for is 501c registered in the US) and since they can turn the numbers in as justification for some grants they get, they can afford to pay for the non-profit version of the license.Urchin looks real nice, I wonder how they get revenue numbers, unless you have to manually enter that someplace.Seems the new version (4.x) now has a higher price tag - $695.00 probably good value for the money, but too rich for me right now.Thanks for the link.DaleOn Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 11:41 AM, Andrew Simpson wrote:>> From your post to the list check this out: > > http://stats.blackpepper.co.nz/logicalsystems.co.nz > > We use a site reporting package called Urchin which taps into the web > server > logs. > > It is very very cool and does extremely neat things. > > I think $3-$400 US dollars buys you a 25 site license which also > includes an > overall web server ³system report² with $250 US Dollars buying > additional > licenses. > > I First saw this price tag and decided to write something in DNA myself > and > ran that for about a year but it got tricky when you want to do things > like > average time a user spends on your site, where they came from, the > search > terms they used in a search engine to get to your site, dynamically > graph > the results over different time periods, track a single user or group of > users from entry to exit through each click, measure users, pageviews as > well as hits, ecommerce reporting... Plus the databases would get to > 50-60mb > in a week and I had to write a rolling log system and the off-the-shelf > way > is soo much easier. > > Its neat software check it out. > > > On 20/8/02 11:59 AM, Gary Krockover wrote: > >> I have a db of about 300 bots. If the [browser] visiting matches a >> record, >> then it displays in red with an indexed by (or however I worded it). >> >> GK >> >> >>>> >>>> >>>> http://www.garykrockover.com/admin.html Click on the View Log >>>> link, >> and >>>> don't laugh at my low visitor count :) >>> >>> This is neat, but how does WC know when the site is spidered and by >>> which >> bot? >>> >>> Glenn ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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