Analytics for Everyone

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Post by morphics » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 12:00 PM UTC

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by apapli » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 1:05 PM UTC

I love your web site design - very crisp!

Some friendly, unsolicited feedback from looking at your site with my biz dev glasses on would be that it took me a while to work out what problems you solve, and it looks like you do solve an awful lot of them.

Perhaps create a "why us" page, for visitors to quickly work out what you do differently from others? Or a demo video perhaps?

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by noelwelsh » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 1:17 PM UTC

apapli wrote: post #2

I love your web site design - very crisp! Some friendly, unsolicited feedback from looking at your site with my biz dev glasses on would be that it took me a while to work out what problems you solve, and it looks like you do solve an awful lot of them. Perhaps create a "why us" page, for visitors to quickly work out what you do differently from others? Or a demo video perhaps?

Came here to say exactly this. Looks fantastic, which is exactly what I'd expect from the founder of Squarespace. Took me some reading to work out the value proposition.

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by ollysb » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 1:27 PM UTC

Looks very interesting, how does this compare to mixpanel? Is it event based? Can you compare segmented numeric values? This has been a big limitation in mixpanel for me, you can only really do comparisons between event counts, not any numeric values that are attached.

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by kitsune_ » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 1:50 PM UTC

Supreme aesthetics. Congratulations.

I really liked the "we've sent a mail" message when signing up. Nice touch.

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by thoughtcriminal » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 1:51 PM UTC

This looks rediculously cool and has great potential. Two minutes and I'm up and running.

I'm only hoping you keep your pricing low enough so that hobbiest who aren't doing anything mission critical with the data can stay with it long term ;-)

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by simonz05 » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 2:04 PM UTC

Signed up and hooked up AdWords, Analytics and Facebook in 2min for a small social builder game I'm working on (http://www.kogama.com). Waiting eagerly for the data to be imported. First impressions are very good and I like the angle you are attacking the analytics problem (understanding and learning from data, rather than collecting).

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by jimbobjim » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 2:09 PM UTC

I like how they manage to quote themselves from a TechCrunch article. "Bringing Data Together" says their CEO.

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by brianlovin » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 2:20 PM UTC

I found SA quite a while back as a plugin for my shopify store. I started using them right away to track weekly and monthly sales for my store. I was really impressed with how easy SumAll was to use, but never really bothered to visit the site because they sent out gorgeous weekly emails with all the information I needed.

So finding this here is really wonderful. I'm happy to see them moving beyond just tracking sales and on to tracking me. I've hooked up my FB, Instagram, Twitter, Analytics and Shopify information for now.

Re: Analytics for Everyone

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Post by bluetidepro » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 2:41 PM UTC

Now does this work like something like Google Analytics where I can create one account then manage multiple sites per that one login, or do I need to make a new account (with a different email) for each website/client I want to use SumAll with? It looks like I currently I have to create new accounts, but I just wanted to double check if I'm missing something. If that IS the case, you should maybe look at multiple websites under one account for people like me, who want to use analytics on multiple sites without the hassle of dealing with multiple logins! Just a suggestion.

Other than that, it looks great and I can't wait to start trying it out! :)