Web Analytics for Blogs Reviewed

Wednesday May 31st 2006, 12:22 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Neil Patel of Pronet Advertising has a nice review of Web Analytic Solutions for Blogs covering Measure Map, Blogbeat, and Performancing Metrics. He goes into specifics about each one and shows what solution is best for you can’t be certain - it’s for you to decide. Blogbeat is good for detail, Performancing Metrics for specifics on ad performance, and MeasureMap for its ease of use.

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