Christoph has informed me that there is a new column ‘keywords’ for each top landing page. Now you can analyze the phrases leading to that page and also the single keywords ordered by occurrence.

Because of the big success he has also switched to a better performing hardware.

Update: Darren from ProBlogger also provided a great in-depth article on the 27th: 103bees Search Term Analytics – Review

It has the additional advantage in that it explicitly tells you what to write about in order to improve natural search and grow traffic, rather than operating like analytics.

I added it to my schedule for next week Tuesday, but … As I am under pressure this week I can just leave the link now

Somebody else willing to write a review?

At the moment he is on a three day vacation.

Thanks Shrikant for the comment!

Christoph, the German (Update: Switzerland guy who invented 103bees, seems to have a very clear and crisp concept behind his SE analytics. On that base which he has now it should absolutely be no problem to implement all the jingle and bells of inbound SEO analytics. The first steps of his brand new baby are great.

BTW I.: Christoph is very proud to be presented here on p.com

BTW II.: I am very proud that p.com lifted that article to the front page as 103bees is showing some features which PMetrics still has to learn (if wanted). Respect!

By using 103bees-projects it is possible to generate an individual code for single parts of your pages. Beside the classical footer implementation 103bees-projects are a nice feature to check different output on dynamic sites (headers, sub-folders, categories, search result pages, single static pages). It’s only up to your imagination and your if/else skills to find out which segmentation gives the best information for your purposes.

Example:
For the additional analysis of a section sub-folder (i.e. http://sankt-georg.info/fotografie/) I only have to create an additional 103bees project and add the code to the general footer template by using an if/else condition.

As we are only talking about inbound traffic it is possible to insert the code everywhere on your page! On big pages it might be helpful to put the code on top before all elements are loaded because then you even get the SE traffic analysis when the page is not fully loaded.

By using multiple projects for one site you even get more info then available from the standard log-file analysis! The same effect is only possible to reach by implementing web-bugs. Well, a 103-bee is some kind of a web-bug but the analysis is already built-in!

I would like to get feedback from 103bees users (you!) about:

• What is your top feature?
• What could be better?
• Any ideas for additional features regarding inbound SE traffic analysis?

I am sure this will be valuable input for PMetrics and 103bees!

And in general: What features are other statistic packages doing better in regard to inbound SE traffic?

I think 103bees was designed to keep things utterly simple (to the point of being dumb). Yes, there are quite some clicks involved, but I must say that the layout is pretty singular and definite?

Performancing was (is) meant for those who want to see a lot of information at once. Yes, I agree, it could make a great killer tool in combination with PMetrics!

More to come

Shrikant