Disrupting Web Analytics
I was recently quoted over at the Alarm Clock (inside new technology ventures) – and I absolutely love their blog post title of “Disrupting Web Analytics From Budapest” – there is NO DOUBT that I am going to “steal” that phrase and re-use it over and over and over till Omniture or one of the other “big four” send a check – to make me quiet.. and that just for a while :-)
Another great (for ME) quote was their comment on our official press releases: “Accompanied by the ballsy move of listing four of its competitors, Webtrends, WebSideStory, Omniture and CoreMetrics, in all its press releases”
For a second there, I felt just like Janus and Niklas! Ha ha..
June 24th, 2007 at 8:19
Hi Dennis.
I’m glad I found your blog. I use both Coremetrics and Google Analytics extensively and I’ve recently heard some good things about IndexTools. Knowing what some of the other packages cost, I was impressed with your pricing… :-)
I saw there was a free trial, so I’m thinking about testing IndexTools on a site that currently uses one of the other applications.
I know it’s possible to run side by side tests with some of the other analytics packages and I just wanted to make sure it’s possible with IndexTools. Is that correct?
Thanks.
Glenn
June 24th, 2007 at 9:18
Hi Glenn,
This is absolutely possible; I actually tend to encourage it! :-)
If you take the trial from the website; you will “only” be given access to the E-business edition.
I am in Singapore as we speak, so send and email or give my excellent colleague Jack Diego a call to get your account upgraded to the Enterprise edition – which is what you are looking for. (..Or John Gill if your are located in the US)
…Or just let me know and I will take care of it!
N.b.
thanks for the nice words mate :-)
I am impressed as well.
Cheers
Dennis
June 24th, 2007 at 9:31
Hi Dennis.
That sounds great. I will get in touch with John Gill, since I am located in the US.
I’m eager to see what IndexTools can do!
Thanks again.
Glenn
June 24th, 2007 at 20:50
Hi Dennis, You don’t have to steal the “disrupting” descriptor – you can have it :-)
Do keep in touch about the developments at your startup.
The kind of inside tech ventures news we report is guided by “following the money”: who is making it, who has raised it, who is investing, and who banks it as a result of a “liquidity event”.
Greetings from valerie at the alarm:clock euro
June 24th, 2007 at 22:00
Hi Valerie,
He he… nice to see your comment and the “final confirmation” on the “disrupting web analytics” expression :-)
We will certainly be in touch at the next major milestone
…And I of course happily added alarm:clock euro to my RSS feeds!
Cheers