Analytics is one of the most important aspects of any online strategy. It is also one of the most misunderstood and overlooked.
While Google Analytics is unquestionably the leader in the field, it’s far from the only player in the game.
Those looking for a change of scene might consider GoSquared, a UK start up that allows you to modify your analytics and offers a host of handy features.
Measuring schtick
GoSquared has just released an updated version of its API that allows you to create dashboards, customise enhanced social measurement tools and the ability to share data with a team.
Trends
All in all the updated API includes 10 new metrics. The two key features are ‘Now Dashboard’, which shows real-time data on your website and allows tweaks to be made around this, and ‘Trends’, which gives historical and trending information about content.
Aside from the metrics, the best thing about the new API is how GoSquared presents it: in big, easy-to-read charts that makes the mountains of data easier to digest.
More the merrier
GoSquared currently powers over 40,000 websites and tracks billions of page views per month.
While it might be a drop in the analytics ocean compared to Google’s platform, it does offer a fresh way to looking at website metrics.
To find out more visit gosquared.com.
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