Google Analytics

[Rahul Sundaram]

Hi

Has anyone looked into using this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Analytics

Rahul

[Anand Capur]

Yes, I use it on all of my sites! I could set us up a profile and grant you
access to it.

On 5/30/07, Rahul Sundaram  wrote:
> Hi
>
> Has anyone looked into using this?
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Analytics
>
> Rahul
>
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[Anand Capur]

Do you wanna make a test site like stats.fedoraproject.org and just have an
html page that is blank that sends info to google and we can see how it
works? If so I can make us a google analytics account, and can add all the
fedora web admins to it. I've got the latest google analytics with enhanced
updates.

[Ricky Zhou]

Anand Capur wrote:
> Yes, I use it on all of my sites! I could set us up a profile and grant
> you access to it.

I also use it myself- liking the new interface too.  I think signups are
open now, so I'd suggest that we setup a shared account just for the
Fedora website.  That way, web team members won't need to sign up for
their own Google account to see the stats.

What do you think?
Ricky

[Karsten Wade]

On Wed, 2007-05-30 at 23:02 -0400, Ricky Zhou wrote:
> Anand Capur wrote:
> > Yes, I use it on all of my sites! I could set us up a profile and grant
> > you access to it.
>
> I also use it myself- liking the new interface too.  I think signups are
> open now, so I'd suggest that we setup a shared account just for the
> Fedora website.  That way, web team members won't need to sign up for
> their own Google account to see the stats.
>
> What do you think?

I'm pretty sure I have seen traffic on this subject on this or
f-infra-l; we might want to give a few other Infrastructure team members
a chance to respond, to find out what has been done so far.

- Karsten

[Mike McGrath]

Karsten Wade wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-05-30 at 23:02 -0400, Ricky Zhou wrote:
> > Anand Capur wrote:
> > > Yes, I use it on all of my sites! I could set us up a profile and grant
> > > you access to it.
> >
> > I also use it myself- liking the new interface too.  I think signups are
> > open now, so I'd suggest that we setup a shared account just for the
> > Fedora website.  That way, web team members won't need to sign up for
> > their own Google account to see the stats.
> >
> > What do you think?
>
> I'm pretty sure I have seen traffic on this subject on this or
> f-infra-l; we might want to give a few other Infrastructure team members
> a chance to respond, to find out what has been done so far.

Its not open source :(

-Mike

[Anand Capur]

I've got an open-source analytics script (GNU/GPL License) that does

- Precise visitor statistics over a period of time
   (day/week/month/year).
   - Visitor Frequency: new visitors, regular (known) visitors, and how
   often visitors view the web site.
   - Management of web site statistics and all file types (PDF, Image,
   etc.).
   - Web site page classification available (by groups, by subgroups,
   etc.).
   - Visitor Analysis: Statistics for pages where visitors leave the web
   site and for pages where the visitors enter the web site.
   - Geographical Statistics: Classification by continent/country
   (interactive world map).
   - Technical Configuration Statistics: Web browsers, resolution,
   managed plug-in, etc.).
   - Complete and clear statistics about web site discovery: How do
   visitors come to the web site?
   - Five Clearly Defined Web Site Discovery Tools: Search Engines, Web
   Sites, Partner Sites, Newsletters and Direct Access
   - Able to detect more than 300 internationally-used search engines and
   keyword associations.
   - Define web sites as partners and add an unlimited number of
   newsletters.
   - Multiple Web Site Overview, a summary of important web site
   statistics for all managed web sites.
   - Learn about visitor interests through precise criteria such as: How
   interested are the visitors (number of viewed pages, length of visit,
   etc.).? What keyword(s) did they type in the search engine? What's their
   resolution (is your web site discouraging visitors from lower resolution
   systems)? Which web site brought the visitor to your web site? Etc.
   - Receive web site statistics everyday by e-mail, by RSS feed, etc.

If you want a demo just tell me and i'll set one up on my server or a fedora
server.