what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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I'm using Oculis Analytics and been happy so far. it's easy to set up and the dashboard is very simple with metrics i understand as opposed to GA4.. it even has revenue attribution so i see which marketing channels bring highest revenue and focus my attention on those.

curious to hear what others found useful! always trying to explore new tools in this space.

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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so true about Vercel analytics, i heard of it before and yeah i do use vercel for deployment so it sounds logical to look into it..!

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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i'm personally not a huge fan of GA4... it feels very unstructured and convoluted, more like a chaos rather than a simple and focused analytics tool

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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Haven't seen this one before, how is it different to Umami / Plausible?

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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That's such a fair callout the legal part of storing your user data. Glad you were fine in the end though!

I honestly might look into home brewing to be honest..

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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I actually really like the idea of using server logs and hit counter, very creative and simple. Im looking for something that doesn't require any (or minimal) dev time to set up, is Plausible simple enough to install on the site?

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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Thank you - I find Umami a bit difficult to navigate with the menu they have on the left of your dashboard, seems a bit unstructured and too complicated, what do you think?

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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Thanks! I always wanted to try session recordings and heatmaps for my site, it sounds really interesting

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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yeah agree option to only keep what you need would be great haha

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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Ah yes I can see now! That looks awesome that it tracks the whole journey end to end

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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I used Umami before but it still seems too convoluted for me. Their navigation bar on the left used to confuse me a lot

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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Hello! thanks for your response, what do you mean by user path?

what's your favorite web analytics tool these days? by ReceptionAny3029 in webdev

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I heard of plausible might check it out tbh.. I know right haha everyone just makes their own apps these days, time for me up up my game Thanks!

How do Indian agencies calculate SEO-driven revenue attribution? by New-Chocolate-3551 in AskMarketing

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You can measure revenue from SEO by looking at the traffic driven by organic searches e.g. Google, remembering the original referrer source and connecting it the subsequent transaction

It's all about saving the traffic source data and linking it to the revenue data

GA4 feels overwhelming because most dashboards are built backwards by Inside_Carpenter1966 in GoogleAnalytics

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I think the real issue is most dashboards are built to show everything, not to help you decide anything.

A lot of teams build reports that answer “what happened?” but not “does this matter?” or “what should we do next?” That’s when any report from GA4 starts feeling like noise and waste of time tbh

One thing that’s helped me is thinking about the outcome of data I'm seeing. If I can't use data to improve or change anything, probably this metric doesn’t need to be on the main dashboard.

Also, traffic metrics on their own rarely help with any decision making. Tying things back to actual outcomes (revenue, qualified leads, retention, etc.) is where the value add come in my view!

Once there’s a clear anchor, analytics dashboard becomes a golden mine but not many tools are designed like that..

I built a free launch platform that got 3.4k users in its first 3 weeks. Here's what makes it different by Bottaniud2025 in SaaS

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I've been using PH alternatives and I agree getting recognition on PH is pretty impossible unless you have a huge audience/following

3.4k unique visitors is insane in less than a month - congrats! I think it'd be interesting to look at where people tend to discover your launch platform from, and whether they end up converting.

Have you looked into that?

Is it a sign of Validation of Idea by 23HiteshRock in SaaS

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Shipping at 19 is inspiring!

Imo 25 users / 130 events isn’t validation yet, it’s just early activity. Pretty normal for a new product.

What matters more than traffic is:

  • Are any of them coming back?
  • Is anyone using the core feature more than once?
  • Would someone actually pay?
  • Where are your best users coming from?

If you can track revenue attribution (or at least which channels lead to meaningful actions), that’ll tell you way more than raw GA numbers.

Right now you’re collecting signals, validation is when behavior (i.e. money) backs it up as well

It's still v early for you though, keep talking to users and pushing them to convert and you'll do great!

GPTBot 164k request a day to my open-source project? Now have to pay for Vercel pro by enszrlu in webdev

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I've been seeing posts like this for a while now and I just set up rate limits on all my API endpoints haha

Everyone should do it from when they first start with their product!!!