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Vizify: View Your Twitter Stats As An Infographic

TehseenBaweja — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 01:01:44 +0000

We all have so much Twitter activity that its hard to get a bird’s eye view. Vizify is a web service that aims to deliver just that, a bird’s eye view of your Twitter activity presented as an easy to view infographic. The first part of the infographic displays a graph of your tweets for each month, going back upto 3,200 tweets.

It is followed by a list of your 5 most retweeted posts and a list of your top 5 favorite followers based on the number of times they have mentioned you in their tweets. You can also click on the little arrow at the bottom of each list to view more entries. You cannot save the infographic as an image but you can tweet your results.

Features:

View your twitter activity as a cool infographic.
See tweets per month, most retweeted and most favorite followers.
View favorite theme based on words you frequently tweet.
Similar tool: Twoolr.

Visit Vizify @ www.vizify.com [Via Labnol]

GAget: Get Google Analytics Right On Your Mac Desktop

Umar — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 21:01:42 +0000

Whether you are a private blog owner or a webmaster in charge of multiple websites, there is a very good chance that you use Google Analytics to track your site’s traffic. But some people might find it inconvenient to open up their web browser each time they need to check site stats. Fortunately for Mac users there is an app called GAget available.

GAget is a free to use desktop application for Mac computers. After set up the app runs smoothly on your desktop and provides you with your site’s Google Analytics stats. In case you have multiple sites you can run multiple instances of the application on your desktop.

Features:

A user-friendly desktop application.
Compatible with Mac computers.
Brings Google Analytics data to your desktop.
Lets you run multiple instances of the applications.

Check out GAget @ http://www.zoltanhosszu.com/gaget (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

OkShr: Track Clicks On Pages & Get Heatmaps

abhijeet — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 21:01:49 +0000

OkShr helps webmasters and website owners track clicks on their webpages and get corresponding heatmaps. Here’s how it works – you enter the webpage URL on their homepage that you want to track clicks on, and click the arrow button. It’ll then ask for your email address. Once you enter and submit that, it’ll email you two links – one for sharing and the other for tracking. The first one needs to be shared with people and the second one is meant to track clicks on the page by the people with whom you shared the first link.

The tool will show heatmaps on the page as the clicks increase. The utility of this tool might be in case of newsletters where you want to track clicks on a particular URL or when you want to run a quick social experiment.

Features

Track where people click on a webpage.
See the heatmaps generated from the clicks.
Similar tools: Clickheat, Feng-gui and CrazyEgg.

Check out OkShr @ www.okshr.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

SiteTrail: Ultimate All-in-One Website Analysis Tool

MOin — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 03:09:17 +0000

A frequent analysis of your website can reveal important information such as site popularity, visitor demographics, revenue analysis, and much more. Normally there are dedicated web tools for different types of analysis; but with “SiteTrail” you get a package deal – it packs numerous site analysis tools into one free web tool.

SiteTrail is a free to use website that reveals many informative statistics regarding any website. All you have to do is provide the tool with a website URL; alternative you can use the tool’s browser add-on for Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer. The site then performs a site analysis of social media, SEO, visitors, traffic, revenue, content, links, hosting, WHOIS, server, and colors. These different analyses are divided into individual sections are neatly displayed on a single webpage.

Moreover, SiteTrail lets you trail your own websites after signing up for a free account – this serves to better compare past and present figures.

Features:

A user-friendly web tool.
Performs a variety of analyses on any website.
Analyses include social media, SEO, WHOIS, visitors, and many other types of analysis.
Offers browser add-ons for Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
Lets you trail your own websites.

Check out SiteTrail @ www.sitetrail.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Headkeys: Analyze Keyword Search Combinations For Any Website

MOin — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 03:01:29 +0000

Analyzing your site’s keywords used in search combinations can help website owners to attain good search engine rankings by optimizing their site’s meta tags. This information can also help determine the phrases used by people in search engines. Here to help you analyze your website’s keywords is a web service called Headkeys.

Headkeys is a free to use web tool that analyzes the keywords used on websites and search engine result rankings. The tool comes as a bookmarklet and works with Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari. By visiting any website and then clicking on the bookmarklet, you can have Headkeys analyze that website’s keywords. The analysis displays the total number of keywords used along with a thumbnail of the site. You are also shown the keywords for which that particular website is in the first, second, and third positions.

Features:

A user-friendly web service.
Helps analyze the keywords of a website.
A helpful tool for site owners.
Shows the keywords for which a site is in the first, second, and third positions.
Similar tools: Good Keywords, Keywordle and Twilert.
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Check out Headkeys @ www.headkeys.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Moniitor: Easily Track Website Rankings & Stats

abhijeet — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 01:01:21 +0000

If you are interested in tracking all kinds of rankings for your site, like Alexa, Pagerank, and so on, and also want to keep an eye on real time stats like Twitter mentions and other social buzz, then Moniitor is something you could make use of.

It’s a simple, online stats and ranking monitoring tool that allows you to add multiple sites and track rankings that matter, and social mentions that get updated automatically.

The tool is free to use and you can add more than one site. The left column of your profile dashboard has stats that require a manual update from you, while the right pane that tracks social buzz, updates automatically in real time.

Features

Monitor rankings and stats for multiple websites.
Track social buzz like Twitter mentions in real time.
Monitor rankings like Alexa, Pagerank and stats like Feedburner subscribers.
Free to use.
Simple and easy to navigate user interface.
Similar tools: Plaudit, WebsitesLog, Dataopedia, Statsaholic and AttentionMeter.
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Check out Moniitor @ www.moniitor.com (By Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

VisualizeTraffic: Estimates How Many Visitors Does a Website Get

Israel Nicolas — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 03:18:47 +0000

If you are interested in finding out how much traffic a particular website is getting, head to VisualizeTraffic.com. It a web service that estimates daily traffic and lets you visualize this data by comparing stats against the population of countries. This allows to easily understand just how much people are visiting that website.

VisualizeTraffic is very simple to use ““ just enter a domain name in the large search box to get websites’ traffic estimates. The first table shows the number of daily visitors ranked against populations of different countries. A check with Digg.com shows that it is between Palestinian territories and Bosnia and Herzegovina. You can then read a short explanation and a trivia about it is daily number of visitors accompanied with picture of a stadium.

The second table likewise shows your website’s visitor country demographics. You can also get more stats such as pages per visit, page views per day, and pages viewed per second ““ handy for quick competition checks.

VisualizeTraffic helps you put the numbers into perspective. If anything, it allows to actually comprehend the actual amount of people behind all those numbers.

Features:

Get an estimate on how many visitors does a website get.
Find the most recent checked domains
Visualize data by comparing it against country population
Provides cool trivia about your daily visitors
Shows visitor demographics
Free; no sign up required

Check out VisualizeTraffic @ www.visualizetraffic.com

SeeTheStats: Publicly Display Google Analytics Data On Your Site

abhijeet — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 01:01:16 +0000

If you are a website owner looking to attract advertisers then displaying your Google Analytics data would be a good move. You could always capture screenshots from your Analytics account and put them on your site, but that means you’ll have to update them as the traffic changes.

SeetheStats offers a better solution. It uses the Google Analytics API to create nice looking flash based charts that update automatically with the changing traffic on your site.

You need to authorize the tool to access your Google account (it doesn’t need your Google password though). Once you do that, you can select a profile and have the tool display stats like unique visitors, pageviews, visits by country and more. The authorization can be easily revoked later if needed.

Features

Display google analytics on your website.
Flash and image based charts available.
Charts update dynamically as the analytics data changes.
Uses the Google analytics API to display the results.

Check out SeeTheStats @ www.seethestats.com (via Labnol by Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

Metricly: Cool Web Metrics Dashboard For All Your Online Stats

MOin — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 23:01:14 +0000

If you are running an internet business that is popular across a number of online platforms, then tracking and managing it over all those platforms can become quite a hectic task. Keeping its traffic stats in check along with managing its Twitter and Facebook accounts separately cannot be an easy task. But thanks to Metricly you can perform those tasks using a single web metrics dashboard.

Metricly, a web service that is currently free to use, is an aggregated dashboard and analytics platform. You can merge your company’s Google Analytics, Salesforce, Twitter, Facebook, Mailchimp, Zendesk and other accounts with your Metricly account. Once you have connected these accounts, Metricly’s powerful interface pulls the data from these accounts and presents it neatly to you on a single dashboard.

Aggregated dashboards, automated conenctors, weekly reports, and powerful analytics are what make Metricly a worthy web service.

Features:

Track all your online metrics from one place.
A user friendly website.
Particularly for popular internet business owners.
Aggregates dashboard of numerous web services including traffic analyzers and social networks.
Provides powerful analytics in terms of figures and graphs.
Gives you weekly reports.

Check out Metricly @ www.metricly.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Twoolr: Detailed Analytics For Your Twitter Account

TehseenBaweja — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 03:01:05 +0000

If you use Twitter for business or professional purposes and have significant Twitter activity, it is usually a very good idea to analyze how you are doing statistically and what you can do to improve. Twoolr is an excellent tool for this.

To start with, you can select any time period to see the analytics for. In addition to showing your Tweet frequency on an easy-to-read chart, the tool also displays a distribution of your tweets by hour, a tag cloud of the words you most commonly used in your tweets, a pie chart of the tools you frequently use and a chart of different link shortening services you use.

You can also see specific stats for your activity with any particular user, a cloud for your RTs and create a public page with all your Twitter analytics.

Features:

The most detailed Twitter account analytics tool on the web.
See usage details such as frequency, distribution and activity by hour.
Get information on clients, link services and activity with a particular user.
Create a public page with all your analytics.
No registration, sign in with Twitter.

Visit Twoolr @ Twoolr.com