Comments on: The mobile web meets Google Analytics http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/ Web standards, accessibility and such like with a bias toward Government web sites Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:11:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Greg Harris http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-24730 Greg Harris Mon, 07 Jan 2008 17:20:05 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-24730 If your looking for free mobile web analytics like Google Analytics, our product is the only fully hosted solution. Others require installation on servers and processing of log files. Javascript is not needed to get the info you need to analyze your mobile sites performance. We're signing up beta testers so visit our site and request an invite. Greg http://www.mobilytics.net If your looking for free mobile web analytics like Google Analytics, our product is the only fully hosted solution. Others require installation on servers and processing of log files.

Javascript is not needed to get the info you need to analyze your mobile sites performance. We’re signing up beta testers so visit our site and request an invite.

Greg

http://www.mobilytics.net

]]> By: Dean Collins http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-23087 Dean Collins Mon, 10 Dec 2007 20:15:52 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-23087 It's not free but check out www.amethon.com or more specifically http://www.amethon.com/Content_Common/pg-Mobile-Analytics.seo I'm sure Google will be buying us within a year and then it will be free. But if you have a commercial application that you need 100% accurate analytics for Mobile Browsers then check out Mobile Analytics from Amethon. Cheers, Dean Collins dean.collins@amethon.com It’s not free but check out http://www.amethon.com or more specifically http://www.amethon.com/Content_Common/pg-Mobile-Analytics.seo

I’m sure Google will be buying us within a year and then it will be free. But if you have a commercial application that you need 100% accurate analytics for Mobile Browsers then check out Mobile Analytics from Amethon.

Cheers,
Dean Collins
dean.collins@amethon.com

]]> By: Callum Jones http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17656 Callum Jones Sun, 26 Aug 2007 13:46:43 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17656 Google has a habit of providing a great service but not extending it. GMail could be so much more than it currently is with better interface between CL. As for Analytics it gets a little vague in displaying information when the JS has the power to capture so much more. Google has a habit of providing a great service but not extending it. GMail could be so much more than it currently is with better interface between CL. As for Analytics it gets a little vague in displaying information when the JS has the power to capture so much more.

]]> By: Mobile Technology in TAFE » Blog Archive » How to Read Blog posts on a Phone Using Mobile Friendly Google Reader http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17597 Mobile Technology in TAFE » Blog Archive » How to Read Blog posts on a Phone Using Mobile Friendly Google Reader Sat, 25 Aug 2007 03:22:19 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17597 [...] So here is one solution for how we can cater to our mobile readers cutesy of a comment on Nick Cowie’s post on The mobile web meets Google Analytic.  Before I talk about the solution let me just thank Nick for telling me how to work out how many people are reading my blog posts from mobile devices. [...] [...] So here is one solution for how we can cater to our mobile readers cutesy of a comment on Nick Cowie’s post on The mobile web meets Google Analytic.  Before I talk about the solution let me just thank Nick for telling me how to work out how many people are reading my blog posts from mobile devices. [...]

]]> By: Mr Speaker http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17541 Mr Speaker Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:30:59 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17541 I read your post (and am writing this comment) on my mobile - but I got here through RSS with Google Reader Mobile, which does an excellent job of reformatting pages to mobile friendly ones. I read your post (and am writing this comment) on my mobile - but I got here through RSS with Google Reader Mobile, which does an excellent job of reformatting pages to mobile friendly ones.

]]> By: Johann http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17535 Johann Thu, 23 Aug 2007 18:32:07 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/the-mobile-web-meets-google-analytics/#comment-17535 I noticed you don't have a mobile style sheet on your page yet. This could help you fade out elements that mobile visitors might not be interested in. I wrote a tutorial on how to link CSS on mobile devices: http://johannburkard.de/blablog/www/mobile/2007/06/02/Linking-CSS-for-handheld-devices-revisited.html Hope you find it useful. I noticed you don’t have a mobile style sheet on your page yet. This could help you fade out elements that mobile visitors might not be interested in.

I wrote a tutorial on how to link CSS on mobile devices: http://johannburkard.de/blablog/www/mobile/2007/06/02/Linking-CSS-for-handheld-devices-revisited.html

Hope you find it useful.

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