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November
22, 2000 |
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The
Concepts of Web Audience
"To make the most effective use of its Web site, a business
needs detailed intelligence on how people use the site. This
has given rise to a whole field of Web technology: audience
analysis."
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November
3, 2000 |
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WebSideStory
jets to IAB
"Internet intelligence company WebSideStory Inc. said
Monday that it has joined the Internet Advertising Bureau
trade association. ."
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October
30, 2000 |
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In
the Now
"Top of the Net found a company at the Internet World
convention in New York that provides real-time analysis of
Web site traffic and e-commerce activity."
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October
11, 2000 |
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''Mac
OS holds steady online
"Global Web usage share of the Mac OS has remained steady
at around three per cent since early 1999, says a report from
Internet analysts WebSideStory. ."
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October 09,
2000 |
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WebSideStory:
Apple retains core user base on the Web
"WebSideStory, a provider of real-time Internet intelligence
and Web audience analysis, has reported that in terms of global
Web usage share, the Mac OS has remained steady at around
3 percent since early 1999."
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October
09, 2000 |
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Microsoft
Still Dominant OS; Others Make Inroads
"Geoff Johnston, Vice president of product marketing
for StatMarket, a division of WebSideStory, said that, while
the discrepancy is large, there was some positive movement
for the smaller competitors."
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September
25, 2000 |
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Reboot:
Track 'em and Serve 'em
"Instead of requiring a company to crunch through its
server-log files, outsourced services like WebSideStory provide
automated, real-time Web-traffic measurements."
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September
18, 2000 |
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ASP
Lets Retailer Track Customer Behavior
"Skechers marketers can determine the number of returning
visitors, the most frequently requested pages, time spent
on individual pages and information such as "exit pages,"
or the last pages visitors go to before exiting the site."
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September
18, 2000 |
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WebSideStory
intros larger Enterprise
"As WebSideStory Inc. prepares for its upcoming initial
public offering, the San Diego-based company is releasing
a more powerful version of its HitBox Enterprise product."
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May 2, 2000
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More
Surfers Get Net in More Colors
"Today more than 50% of surfers can view the Web in 65,536
colors, according to new data from the experts at WebSideStory's
StatMarket.com."
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April
24, 2000 |
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Reboot:
L.A. Stories
"Among the information available with HitBox Wireless
are a breakdown of Palms vs. cell phones accessing a site,
as well as the browser versions and screen resolutions on
these appliances."
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April 15,
2000 |
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Access
to Web Traffic Data Going Wireless
"WebSideStory last week introduced a wireless access
feature for its Web-traffic analysis service, letting subscribers
use an off-the-shelf handheld data device or a Web-enabled
wireless phone to get up-to-the-minute analyses of their site
traffic."
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April
6, 2000
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Leading
U.S. Internet Company Unveils New Web Browser
"Netscape, once the Internet's leading browser, has been
battling Microsoft and its Explorer browser for market share.
Late last year, the data research firm WebSideStory said that
Microsoft Explorer accounted for 75 percent of all browsers
used on the Internet, while Netscape Navigator accounted for
just 24.7 percent."
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April
4, 2000 |
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WebSideStory
to Track Wireless Net Use
"The San Diego company said its HitBox Wireless product
would enable Web sites to track such things as what type of
device was used to access the site and in some cases the area
code of the user's phone."
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April
3, 2000
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Keeping
Web Customers Happy
"Jacobsen's J and N Computer Services in Fairport, NY,
sells computer parts and services, and Jacobsen estimates
that he has been able to nearly triple his total hits and
page views since he started using HitBox in September, 1999.
He also says he has been able to increase average visit times
from 2 minutes to 6 minutes, largely attributed to seeing
what his customers are doing online and then ge | |
