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Google’s Chrome browser hasn’t been around long, but it is certainly becoming popular. Out of curiosity I decided to check the stats on browsers used to view this site for the entire year of 2009: Browser Firefox Internet Explorer Chrome Safari Opera Interesting, eh? Chrome is 3rd with almost 8% for the year. Wondering about growth, next I thought I’d compare by 2009 Are there really no hourly reports in Google Analytics? If you use Google Analytics for web stats you might be interested in Google Analytics AIR beta. This is a slick little app that runs on your local machine (presumably anywhere that AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) can run. It’s easy to run, starts quick and feels a bit more accessible than the Analytics web interface. In I’ll be revisiting the Landing Page & Analytics topic again soon. When testing analytics, it helps to check filters. Turns out I had Google Analytics configured to filter out activity from our office connections… thus, my initial testing was completely bogus! I was visiting with our marketing person earlier this week and she mentioned that she was going to be doing a few print campaigns -- and needed a way to track the hits that each campaign generated. Doesn't seem that difficult, does it? I already have a Google Analytics account going for that site so want  August 18th, 2007 |  Tags: analytics, google-analytics, IIS, javascript, landing-page, marketing, programming |  6 comments |
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