Posts Tagged ‘tracking’
SeeWhy tracks why people abandon web sites
Posted by Ara Pehlivanian in Analytics on May 5th, 2009
SeeWhy, a company that tells web sites why people leave behind empty shopping carts, half-filled registration forms, etc., has launched a free service that tracks web site abandonment and promises to retain 30 percent of site visitors who may have otherwise left.
What The Trend: Finally, A Way To Make Sense Of Twitter Trends
Posted by Ara Pehlivanian in Twitter on May 3rd, 2009
For sure, Twitter Trends give visitors a great general overview of what the app’s user base of millions are talking about the most at any given time, giving some insight in what’s happening around the world.
Tweetmeme Live: See What’s Big on Twitter Right Now
Posted by Ara Pehlivanian in Twitter on April 23rd, 2009
Tweetmeme, a memetracker that tracks popular retweets on Twitter, just launched a real-time version of its service that displays tweets that are currently in heavy rotation on the popular microblogging service.