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Woopra and WordPress: Unofficial Coolness Guide

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  1. Jef (1 comments.) says:

    I posted a video review of the latest Woopra beta client here you might be interested in:

    http://jeftek.com/web/video-re.....analytics/

    Jef

  2. Lisa (8 comments.) says:

    Mark, my acct. just got activated a day or two ago and I started using it today on my site. Can I change your title to read… “Official Coolness” ;? Loving what I’m seeing so far! Thanks for the tidbits.

  3. Stijn (8 comments.) says:

    Noticed Woopra at the Dallas WordCamp but it seems to be taking more than 1 week to get my account activated. I’d love to give it a try, as soon as I can. Here’s hoping someone from the company reads this. ;)

  4. Neil (30 comments.) says:

    I have to wait until my account gets verified :(

  5. benj (4 comments.) says:

    They’ve been sitting on my account for 4 weeks now. :|

  6. JD Hartley (2 comments.) says:

    Thanks for the great post, Mark. The site looks AMAZING, but apparently it may take awhile for them to active my account. Oh well, I think it is definitely wort the waiting. Although I think that it could be a little faster…

  7. Fredelig (5 comments.) says:

    Be patient, people. I promise it’s worth it! :)

  8. Will says:

    It’s a neat app for sure, but I’m confused about the “user tracking”. It works for people logged in…but what would be *really* cool is if it could track anyone who leaves a comment by sniffing their cookie. Then we’d know where and which pages they look at.

    Also…the plugin doesn’t work for me, so I’m just using the manual code instead :|

  9. Will says:

    Ignore my last comment. It’s all working – and yes, Will, it tracks commenters via their cookies! This is seriously impressive

  10. Scott (21 comments.) says:

    My account has been “pending” for about 3 weeks or so.

  11. jonathan hickman (8 comments.) says:

    Mine went active this weekend, but it doesn’t seem to be working on my site. *sigh*

  12. dnabag says:

    Unfortunately not very MAC friendly yet.

  13. paul (1 comments.) says:

    I too am on the “waiting to be approved boat” but this does look awesome! Thanks for pointing it out, i might not have seen it otherwise.

  14. John says:

    Also Waiting …………..4 weeks

  15. David Szpunar (2 comments.) says:

    I just got my invite yesterday evening, after signing up within a couple of days after WordCamp Dallas. It’s as cool as I thought it would be! I’m going to have to dedicate a computer monitor to the live feed for a little while at least!

  16. Andrew Tunney (3 comments.) says:

    Looks seriously cool, like what Google Analytics should have been :-)
    I’ll be interested once it’s formally released what the difference between the paid and free versions are.

    Just signed up tonight and waiting for my code eagerly!

  17. Arun says:

    I just installed it today morning, and I can say with confidence that this probably is the coolest analytics tool around. I could play with it for hours. My productivity went down drastically today but I enjoyed every bit playing with this toy on my Desktop.
    Woopra guys…you seriously rock !!!1

  18. Jonathan (8 comments.) says:

    Just got approved yesterday and Woopra is SERIOUSLY COOL. Like a chilled beer on a hot summer day cool. Makes Google look like a warm cup of milk in comparison!

    http://jonathanboettcher.com/w.....analytics/

  19. Megapixels (12 comments.) says:

    Now this looks good. I love free stuff, especially free software stuff. That could explain my WordPress crush. I’m going to download and install today. I’m sensing a low productivity day already.

  20. Christine (3 comments.) says:

    Waiting. Waiting. Waiting… Hope to be approved soon so I can play with it! I want to be cool!

  21. Lorelle (10 comments.) says:

    Here is what I know from the Woopra blog and hanging out with the Woopra folks.

    Woopra is limited access right now for beta testing. New servers are now being added and people are being approved in small batches to watch the server loads. Users are limited to 10K in traffic per day during the testing phase. Approval is a first come first serve, though there is now a pre-approved invite on sale on ebay, which would skip the waiting time. :D

    And yes, it tracks the comings and goings of visitors LIVE, so I’m glad you’re happy, Will.

    There is a lot of talk of all the various features they are adding to Woopra, and a forum to report bugs and ask for new features, so check it out.

    And yes, it is REALLY cool. Addictive, really. :D

  22. Masque (1 comments.) says:

    There something strange with my Woopra.
    Its numbers are completely discordant with HiStats numbers..
    Is that normal?

  23. Mohsin (5 comments.) says:

    Anyone wants to send me an invitation code, feel free. ;)

  24. Mohsin (5 comments.) says:

    OMG, it lets you chat with your visitors in real time? Can’t wait to try it out!

  25. Lorelle (10 comments.) says:

    The numbers are different from other statistics program because they are LIVE. Most statistics programs have a cut off date and time and do not renew their stats until the next prescribed time, such as 12 hours or 24 hours. Woopra also appears to pick up a lot of visitors that others miss. They are doing comparisons and testing to find out why, so stay tuned for news.

  26. K-IntheHouse (4 comments.) says:

    Just wrote about it too.. but don’t have my site approved yet! Anyone has an invitation code to spare? Thanks for a great review here.

  27. Andrew Tunney (3 comments.) says:

    Just got approved today at 12:58pm (AEST); got it all setup in WordPress and man; this is impressive! I now have a new pastime to do on my puter; can I officially claim “Woopring” as my new hobby? :-)

  28. Dennis Bjørn Petersen says:

    Woopra is a great service. I would love to read more Woopra tips :-)

  29. Spanien (2 comments.) says:

    Would like to use it on my WP blog directly, but can’t seem to install plug-ins on the free blog. Anybody knows how?

    • Spanien (2 comments.) says:

      Darn! found it on Woopra.com: WordPress.com and Hosted Blogs: Woopra does not currently work on WordPress.com or other hosted blog services unless the service has added Woopra to it’s options. We are working with many of these services to incorporate Woopra, so please let them, and us, know that you want Woopra.



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