Well, we already have a bunch of users. But after a wee bit of testing. I’m inviting everyone to sign up for their free trial of Performancing Metrics. Features are added weekly and we have a great developer working on it all the time.
Feedback is more than welcome. It’s geared toward Mom and Pop Bloggers rather than large A-List type sites. It provides a ton of data, most of it useful.
“Performancing Metrics is a new and unique web analyzer that gives bloggers and smaller web sites a more personal understanding of their visitors. Many analyzers give good summaries, and Performancing Metrics is no different – but the similarities stop there. Performancing Metrics stands out with its refreshingly clean and simple interface, innovative features like Spy and RSS feeds, and an unrivaled per visitor level of detail. You also get real time stats, outbound link tracking, download tracking, and much much more.” ~ About Performancing Metrics
My favorite part is the affiliate program. You will earn 20% of every payment made to us by any user who signs up through your affiliate link and eventually becomes a paying premium member. Additionally, there is a second tier commission of 5%, which means you will get 5% of any payment made to us by your referal’s referals.
@Sean: The missing comments have to do with the server changeover, I believe. David has been very ill and hard to get hold of. If you don’t have Mark’s email, private-message me with yours and I’ll pass it on to him. He would like to discuss it wiht you. Metrics has been disabled for now.
and the “ignore” link next my site in the homepage is gone, too. I really NEED to set a cookie for Safari.
Sorry for raising this topic again, but how about releasing the old PMetrics code to open source? Do you still consider it being a good move?
I am asking for purely egoistic reasons of eventually getting a good stats package for my company intranet blog.