Web Analytics
Tracking Specific Actions in WordPress & Google Analytics
As part of our rollout of WordPress as our CMS, we’ve given our users several custom post types, allowing them to create and manage assets such as rotating display banners and graphical link buttons. We want to be able to easily track actions on these banners and buttons, and want to be able to see [...]
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Woopra: A Solid Start So Far
We web developers have many choices when it comes to analytics – from a variety of free and paid sources. I think its safe to say many of us use Google Analytics – which I use at my institution in addition to running AWStats on my server’s apache logs. Why I do that is another [...]
