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Plugin Description
Get amazing insights about how readers use your blog, what they like, why they like it and what should you be writing about.
Activities, not just page views. We measure all of the rich interactions (e.g. Ajax, Flash) that take place, in addition to the more simplistic, traditional measures like page views, bounce rate, etc.
User level. We track activities at the user level, using registration data or blogger nicknames, if they exist, or by creating anonymous accounts if no registration data exists.
Deep, actionable behavioral insights. Insights into what causes users to do certain activities (e.g. post, comment, share, trackback, etc.). Everything is exposed via a two-way API, allowing the insights to be acted upon immediately vs. just being included in a report.
Our API implements four ways: JavaScript; ActionScript; Silverlight; and Server side (REST/SOAP).
Optimization. At the highest level, our goal is to optimize users digital experience. You can input your blogging goals (e.g. increase comments, increase shares, etc.) and our system tells you how to optimize your digital assets to achieve this goal. Through the API, the system can auto-correct and dynamically ‘learn’ to continue optimization. The
powerful 1:1 marketing and programming that we have often aspired to is now possible.
Easy to implement. Implementation takes a few seconds. See below.
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Automatic Insights: We have added some really cool technology we call Sage that analyzes your traffic and finds interesting anomalies and stories to tell you.
Do click on these to see what happens.
Invite user: The new ‘Invite user’ link next to your name on the top right corner lets you provide access to your stats to anyone you would like.
New dashboard capability: compare activities in a richer way.
New Content Reports: content reports can be filtered by different content types. For example, if you choose the Tag content type, you will get the Tags that users interacted with your blog
You can also filter your content by the Activities users performed. For example: ‘RSS Item Click’ means which posts did users click on when they were viewed through the RSS feed.
Drill down to a user level: By clicking on a user name in the community dashboard you can drill down to see data on that specific user for example: the activities he has made, associated tags, etc.
User contribution data.
