Last week, the whole world woke up to the news of Osama Bin Laden having been killed in a US attack. This was a huge news as this ended an almost decade old manhunt for the most wanted terrorist in the world. This news literally swept all other conversations on the web. Twitter reported around 3K tweets per second on the same when the news first came out. So it was no surprise when I looked back at the blog readership pattern of the week starting May 2 ( Laden….. Read More
Find Your Website Load Time From Locations Across The World
By On May 6, 2011 Leave a Comment 121 views
I had earlier talked about how page load time is an extremely important aspect of the user experience and how one can compare page load times of two websites to find which one loads faster. If your website has readers spread across the world, it is important for you to know about their user experience wrt your website’s page load time. One online service which enables you to check your website’s page load time from different browsers across the world is loads.in. It provides you with the following information The….. Read More
Google FeedBurner Socialize : A TwitterFeed Alternative
By On August 2, 2010 3 Comments 838 views
I had been using the twitterfeed service for sending updates about my blog postings to twitter. The service had been working well for about 6 months now. However, I had been facing a few problems where occasionally I was finding the some posts were getting skipped while others never got published on to my twitter account. So first I checked my settings on twitterfeed and suspected that possibly the reason for failure was one of the settings. Essentially I had told twitterfeed to scan feeds every one hour and update….. Read More
Measure And Compare Web Page Load Time @ WhichLoadsFaster
By On August 2, 2010 2 Comments 338 views
One of the important aspects of web based experience is the page load time associated with the pages you would surf. Web page response time has also gained importance with the talk of search engines using the same as a page ranking criteria. If you are a web-master OR in to web development, you might like to measure and compare the page load times of your sites with some other rival sites to evaluate and improvise your page. One of the services which is very handy for the above requirement….. Read More
Website Traffic Recovering After The Drop In June
By On July 17, 2010 Leave a Comment 45 views
I mentioned in my previous post as to how Google traffic dropped to Inficone in late June. This was very surprising and disappointing as I get majority of my traffic from search engines. I remained patient since I was not able to co-relate this drop with the May update by Google since the drop happened only in late June. I was hoping that this is indeed a temporary drop and the traffic would recover back. Holidays in some part of the world OR temporary glitch in search results were my….. Read More
FootPrint Live provides real time analytics for your blog
By On April 28, 2010 2 Comments 162 views
You must be have used Google Analytics to track your blog visits and associated visitor profiles. Essentially Google Analytics provide you analytics summary with smallest time granularity being one day. This effectively means that you would be able to analyze today’s analytics only once they have been updated the next day. I was trying to explore a web service which could provide me real time statistics which could be helpful to analyze visitor click paths, search string etc rather than requiring to look at a huge summary the next day….. Read More
A Solution to Google Analytics “Tracking Unknown” problem
By On February 2, 2010 4 Comments 499 views
I just registered Inficone with Google Analytics and was eager to see if I could get any kind of status information for the newly created account. The registration process required me to register the website with Google Analytics using a valid e-mail address and then copy a piece of javascript on the main page of my website. I completed the registration and put the javascript code on the main page. If I was doing a <View Source> on the browser now, I could see that the javascript code was present.….. Read More
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