Comments on: How Would You Even Know If the Analytics Were Correct? http://blog.mobivity.com/?p=225 Mon, 30 Aug 2010 10:22:35 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Nate Nead http://blog.mobivity.com/?p=225&cpage=1#comment-25319 Nate Nead Thu, 22 May 2008 19:05:35 +0000 http://blog.mobivity.com/?p=225#comment-25319 Agreed. I was using omniture and google at the same time and got some conflicts. Agreed. I was using omniture and google at the same time and got some conflicts.

]]> By: Dean Collins http://blog.mobivity.com/?p=225&cpage=1#comment-24323 Dean Collins Sun, 11 May 2008 19:18:33 +0000 http://blog.mobivity.com/?p=225#comment-24323 Hi Greg, I use Sitemeter to monitor my individual website blog at www.collins.net.pr/blog I can totally get where you are coming from on this question, it still amazes me that google analytics doesn't show individual page views to give you a sense of what people are doing while they are visiting your site. I've trialled but never stuck with a particular vendor at a few 'video recording' applications - these applications track cursor and click movements throughout an entire site visit (some with more success than others) but are time intensive as you need to review individually. I've stuck with Sitemeter for my blog because although it doesn't have all of the macro tools that google analytics does by being able to see specific interactions per visitor this gives me a better understanding of what people are reading on any specific day. Cheers, Dean Collins Hi Greg,

I use Sitemeter to monitor my individual website blog at http://www.collins.net.pr/blog

I can totally get where you are coming from on this question, it still amazes me that google analytics doesn’t show individual page views to give you a sense of what people are doing while they are visiting your site.

I’ve trialled but never stuck with a particular vendor at a few ‘video recording’ applications – these applications track cursor and click movements throughout an entire site visit (some with more success than others) but are time intensive as you need to review individually.

I’ve stuck with Sitemeter for my blog because although it doesn’t have all of the macro tools that google analytics does by being able to see specific interactions per visitor this gives me a better understanding of what people are reading on any specific day.

Cheers,
Dean Collins

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