Link love and flock-pushing credits to Nettendenser.dk: Flock: Web 2.0 samlet i én browser

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Woopra is the latest player on the scene and in the words of Techcrunch is ‘Google Analytics or Nuconomy, but in real time…’ – sounds good to me…
(update: Woopra is currently invitation-only)

Google Analytics is probably one of the biggest players in the market. Analytics has a really nice flashy (flex?) interface, but has a 1 day delay on traffic data.

Nuconomy

is designed to consider the impact of widgets, Ajax, Flash, mobile, etc., which don’t generally show up in page view metrics. And they are also measuring everything on both a contributor level (think analytics by author in a blog) and user level (people on the site).

(Techcrunch) … also read a positive review on ReadWriteWeb

Clicky has a nice web2.0′ish interface, and data in real time. There is a basic free account with a limit of 3 sites to track and a pro account with bells and whistles.

Statcounter has a more traditionally looking interface, but data here is also real time.

GoStats has an nice and clean interface that looks like a blend of Clicky and statcounter.

Bonus info:
If you use Greasemonkey, Joost de Valk has a really nice greaseMonkey statistics detector that gives you an idea of how and when you are being tracked.

I’m on a mix of Analytics, Statcounter and Woopra.
What do you use?

One of the key insights leading to the development of Clueray’s unique intent-driven approach was to recognize that all of these different document types can be organized by intent: the intent to inform, the intent to facilitate a transaction, the intent to that serve as a “launching point” for exploring related topics, etc. Interestingly, these document intents map very nicely onto the types of searches people do which have been identified by researchers.

This means that you can filter your results according to your specific needs – and by the looks of the search results, the SERP has a range of additional features – one of which is a couple of new ways to display an the results.

Go play with the thing and tell me what you think
(In return I’ll omit a rant about Clueray totally screwing up their blog…)

…and if you are in a hurry – you can just take a look at Cluerays own break down of their SERP:

Installation is straight forward and adding account is hassle free and the interface is nice and clean.

The only thing I miss is an option for adding tags and a button for blockquotes.

BlogDesk supports all major blogging tools:

BlogDesk is totaly free of charge and optimized for the blog systems WordPress, MovableType, Drupal, Serendipity and ExpressionEngine as well as the bloghosters Blogg.de and Twoday.net.

Complex Solution:
Online location registration applications.
As many athletes (most currently professional road cyclists) seem to have immense problems in explaining their whereabouts, using the internet could solve their problem. It may be as simple as a login at WADA giving the athlete a few basic input options:

Dear Doping Controllant,
In the next

I’ll be training in

If you need me, I can be found at this address:

… but drawing on existing social services such as Jaiku, Twitter, FaceBook, Plazes, or some sort of integration with GoogleMaps etc, etc could prove to be even more effective and easy to use. Surely not many of todays top athletes stay outside the reach of some form of online communication for extended periods of time.

What do you think?

Update:
It is already here: UK Sport Welcomes WADA’s Athlete Friendly Whereabouts Procedures.
…Will the Danish Anti Doping programme follow up on that? See current practice: Retningslinier om whereabouts (in danish).

(billederne er hentet fra Baekdals indlæg, da jeg er for doven til at hive dem ud af Oooms flash-præsentation… )

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TotalStats er Feedburners trafikanalyse for feeds og MyBrand er en feature, der viser dit feed som det ville se ud på dit website og altså ikke som den tidligere gratis-udgave hvor feed-urlen fx var feeds.feedburner.com/ditmegetspændendesite.

Wohoo – vi må håbe at Google snart køber Irma, så maden også bliver gratis