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Anonymous said…
Analytics is the best product Google ever had and I must say it's much closer to live data. It shows demographics like traffic and visitor information.
5:06 AM
Tom Pick said…
Scott -- no question, Google Analytics has come a long way in the last couple of years. It will be increasingly difficult for their fee-based competition to stay ahead of the game and justify any cost higher than "free."
7:38 AM
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Hi,

Your blog posting is useful.about to the :Web analytics is the process of collection, measurement and analysis of user activity on a website to understand and help achieve the intended objective of the website.
These kind of blog is really helpful for the readers to knowing some thing.
6:22 AM
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