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The 10/90 rule of analytics (or how to save $100,000 a year)
Picking the right analytics tool for your website can be a difficult, time-consuming and expensive business. Do you go for the cheap or even free services such as Google Analytics…
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Baratunde of the Onion talks Chartbeat
‘I want a big monitor of chartbeat for every site I love, run or have wanted to run‘ Baratunde Thurston, the awesome web editor of the Onion and the always…
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Chartbeat hacks: 404 alerts
The Twitter fail whale made it famous but someone hitting your 404 page has long been an early indicator of a potential major problem with a site. You can do…
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Announcing the chartbeat-Google Analytics mashup competition
As we’ve said before, we see chartbeat as a great complement to Google Analytics, combining our real-time capabilities with their analysis of the archive. To celebrate Google Analytics opening their…
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Chartbeat & Google Analytics
Since chartbeat launched, we’ve had some great press and a lot of people comparing us favourably to other analytics services out there, including the 800 pound gorilla that is Google…
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Videosift gets a heartbeat from Chartbeat
Videosift, a very cool online video community with a digg-style social recommendation engine has chartbeat beating underneath the hood of their site now. They’ve kindly decided to open up and…
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Andrew Hyde demoes Chartbeat
Start-up veteran Andrew Hyde of Techstars took the time to record a webcast about Chartbeat, and does a great job of showcasing some of our favourite features. Take a look!…
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Chartbeat Hacks: Track your competitors using Chartbeat
If you’ve had a chance to play around with Chartbeat, you’ll have found that it is more than the heartbeat of your site. Beyond the ability to see how many…
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More press from Chartbeat’s launch
Hope Leman at AltSearchEngines.com was at the Web 2.0 Expo keynote and got a chance to see Chartbeat in action. Here’s what she had to say: ‘Peter Hershberg’s demo of…
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Isn’t that the coolest thing you’ve seen!
Those were the words of the presenter at Web 2.0 Expo who followed Chartbeat’s launch during the Keynote. That presenter was Jeffrey Veen of Adaptive Path, who, as the project…
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We’re in Beta
This blog has been a bit sparse since we started our alpha testing, mostly because our updates were via twitter (twitter.com/chartbeat). However, expect to see more entries now that we…
the chartbeat library
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