Comments on: Woopra – Advanced and Elegant Site Tracking and Monitoring http://ver1.techblog.ph/2008/07/02/woopra-advanced-and-elegant-site-tracking-and-monitoring/ Tech Blog ng Pilipinas (Tech Blog of the Philippines) Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:06:51 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: AJ Batac http://ver1.techblog.ph/2008/07/02/woopra-advanced-and-elegant-site-tracking-and-monitoring/comment-page-1/#comment-116 AJ Batac Tue, 08 Jul 2008 03:14:29 +0000 http://www.techblog.ph/?p=80#comment-116 I love Woopra. I can't stand a day without looking at it. @lorelle, please keep it free for us for life. :-) I love Woopra. I can’t stand a day without looking at it. @lorelle, please keep it free for us for life. :-)

]]> By: VeRTiTo http://ver1.techblog.ph/2008/07/02/woopra-advanced-and-elegant-site-tracking-and-monitoring/comment-page-1/#comment-112 VeRTiTo Mon, 07 Jul 2008 09:41:04 +0000 http://www.techblog.ph/?p=80#comment-112 @godie, woopra is yet on beta after 3 months of being officially launched. And since its functions are based more likely on site's object items, identification of site objects should be established and registered logically like for subdomains, and the like , specially on query-based URLs, i guess, that is why stuffs are on beta and why they invented updates and upgrades worlds in the IT world. thanks for the comment though. @all, but sure is a promising wooping woopra that beats all client-based analytics that i have for now. @godie, woopra is yet on beta after 3 months of being officially launched. And since its functions are based more likely on site’s object items, identification of site objects should be established and registered logically like for subdomains, and the like , specially on query-based URLs, i guess, that is why stuffs are on beta and why they invented updates and upgrades worlds in the IT world. thanks for the comment though.

@all, but sure is a promising wooping woopra that beats all client-based analytics that i have for now.

]]> By: Lorelle http://ver1.techblog.ph/2008/07/02/woopra-advanced-and-elegant-site-tracking-and-monitoring/comment-page-1/#comment-83 Lorelle Fri, 04 Jul 2008 01:37:57 +0000 http://www.techblog.ph/?p=80#comment-83 Subdomains are indeed treated like separate websites during the beta testing phase. However, it does track statistics within physical subdirectories and virtual "directories" called categories such as permalink "categories" like WordPress uses, which gives you information often lacking in most web analytics. Subdomains are indeed treated like separate websites during the beta testing phase. However, it does track statistics within physical subdirectories and virtual “directories” called categories such as permalink “categories” like WordPress uses, which gives you information often lacking in most web analytics.

]]> By: godie http://ver1.techblog.ph/2008/07/02/woopra-advanced-and-elegant-site-tracking-and-monitoring/comment-page-1/#comment-81 godie Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:01:02 +0000 http://www.techblog.ph/?p=80#comment-81 Been using it for a long time and I've encountered some problems like each sub-domain must be registered separately. and tracks only by paths such that it doesn't distinguish between http://.../index?q=node/1and http://.../index?q=node/2. Check their forums for more. Been using it for a long time and I’ve encountered some problems like each sub-domain must be registered separately. and tracks only by paths such that it doesn’t distinguish between http://…/index?q=node/1and http://…/index?q=node/2. Check their forums for more.

]]> By: Lorelle http://ver1.techblog.ph/2008/07/02/woopra-advanced-and-elegant-site-tracking-and-monitoring/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Lorelle Wed, 02 Jul 2008 19:11:23 +0000 http://www.techblog.ph/?p=80#comment-75 Thanks for the kind review and the great coverage of all the Woopra features. There are more coming, so stay tuned. :D Personally, I love the visitor tagging and custom event notifications. I can create an event notification to alert me while I'm working and doing other things as to when someone visits my site and meets the notification criteria. For example, I write for a variety of blogs, so I can create a notification that alerts me when someone comes from one of those blogs to my blog, letting me know right now, not later when looking at the stat summaries, that the other blog is working for my blog, bringing in visitors. I like that. There are so many ways people are coming up with to use Woopra, I'm dazzled on a daily basis. Thanks for the kind review and the great coverage of all the Woopra features. There are more coming, so stay tuned. :D

Personally, I love the visitor tagging and custom event notifications. I can create an event notification to alert me while I’m working and doing other things as to when someone visits my site and meets the notification criteria. For example, I write for a variety of blogs, so I can create a notification that alerts me when someone comes from one of those blogs to my blog, letting me know right now, not later when looking at the stat summaries, that the other blog is working for my blog, bringing in visitors. I like that.

There are so many ways people are coming up with to use Woopra, I’m dazzled on a daily basis.

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