Juicy information about Woopra

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Started 1 year ago by Idan
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Idan
Key Master
I wanted find some useful statistical data and facts about Woopra
real-time web analytics, in order to know how successful it is, so
here's are some juicy data facts:
- Ranked
  #15,821 in Alexa - but seems that the growth has been put on hold
  (Reach 3 months: -8%).
- Served more than 100,00 websites - according to Woopra
  (information one their home page).
- Has a
  Wordpress Plugin - so you can easily integrate it with any hosted
  Wordpress blog that you own.
- Respected place in
  Wikipedia - we saw it coming, not so much information, but at least
  its in there.
- Lorelle
  VanFossen thinks that this is "The best web analytics tool on
  the web".
- Appears
  on Facebook - Yes, you can get connected with Woopra developers
  directly from Facebook, and chat with Woopra's fans online.
- Drupal module -
  Yep!, if you have a web site built with Drupal CMS, you can easily
  integrate Woopra with Drupal by installing this module (8.34KB - Free
  download).
- Magneto
  extension for Woopra - this plugin connects Woopra with your current
  magneto customers (under Open Software License).
- Woopra
  on iPhone - No need to explain, just what the name implies.
- Woopra on Twitter - follow
  news and headlines straight from Woopra's twitter feeds.
- Woopra
  review on on our blog - Yeppi!
- Company profile
  on CrunchBase
- jQuery
  Woopra plugin - implement Woopra analytics in your application!
- Compete
  site profile - website unique visitors, visits, page views,
  referrals, keywords, daily traffic, etc.
- Woopra API - for developers who want to extract data and build their own unique applications, while taking advantage of Woopra's statistics.
- Official forum to ask your questions, reports bugs, share your experience, etc.
Thinking about trying Woopra? - If you spend time reading those articles
and seeing the facts, it seems that its worth a look, doesn't it?

If you have any juicy information about Woopra, add it in this post.
Posted 1 year ago #
Andrew Mandelson
Member

Its kind of funny, so many people talk about its beautiful UI, but that isn't the reason why I buy the paid solution. I rather spend money on real-time analytics solutions that have ugly UI, but have more features that I need to analyze the data and take proactive measures to get the cash flow going up. I even don't think that you can really compare Woopra to other SaaS web analytics solution, because its SaaS implementation is by far less extensive than the competition. Anyways, interesting insight.

Posted 1 year ago #
Bella Monaco
Member

Woopra is a successful web analytics platform for private blogger to small businesses. The lack of advanced feature in the online products, makes it less attractive than the current competition. I personally use Clicky (GetClicky.com) for two of my blogs. If it is about making money using affiliate programs for example, I think that you will need a better solution with advanced segmentation. That's the reason why many affiliate just stay with Google Analytics. Google analytics marketing penetration is really amazing. Because Google continues to improve its SaaS products and because it offers a seamless integration between Adword, Adense and Google analytics platform, there are many reason why to stay with GA and not pick any other web stats free or paid platform.

As far as Real-Time (live) web analytics goes, I think that it doesn't provide the right tool to take advantage it. It will take probably some time until we see mainstream solutions that will be capable of delivering Enterprise-like tools (ex. Omniture, Webtrends, etc.). Woopra real time web stats is still a very good solution for bloggers. You can compare both Woopra vs. Clicky on the comparison sites to find out more about the features that each one has and the other doesn't.

Posted 1 year ago #
Michael S.
Member

I've decided to stop using Woopra on my blog and user BTBuckets with Google Analytics. Much better advanced features like segmentation, deliver dynamic content to my visitors (personalization), that means much better conversions instead of using Woopra, that don't let me do that.

Posted 1 year ago #
Idan
Key Master

I have been using Woopra to track one of my websites. In fact, I've decided to pay for a subscription, in order to enjoy more capacity, because my website was already passing the 4000 visitors a day. What was truly useful to me, is the face that I can create alerts, by simply going to Woopra's alerts section and creating an alert in simple steps. I've created an alert that alerts me when someone submit an article for review on my site. Some people are spamming, so getting an alert in the same second that the spammer has submitting its spam article, can help me delete it, right on spot, before I will have to handle more spam in masses. This a cool feature and you should try it out.

Posted 1 year ago #

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