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google analytics with out the new google analytics (the old google analytics interface using the google analytics API) .. as soon as google sunsets the old version (what they wanted to do last jan) there will be a lot frustration (as the new GA - currently - sucks, hard)
huge market (there will be millions and millions of frustrated users) - can easily be a premium market (5$ to 25% per user?) - i would be the first to sign up.
Regarding #2: that sounds like a really tiny market to go after. People who want to change country. What about a site that tells you where you should live, based on what you want your life to be. It wouldn't focus on international only, think of people moving across states to find jobs, sunshine, or what have you.
They presented at the Launch Festival this week, and won the "Best Overall" award.
They presented at the Launch Festival this week, and won the "Best Overall" award.
They presented at the Launch Festival this week, and won the "Best Overall" award.
please steal this ideas, too: google analytics with out the new google analytics (the old google analytics interface using the google analytics API) .. as soon as google sunsets the old version (what they wanted to do last jan) there will be a lot frustration (as the new GA - currently - sucks, hard) huge market (there will be millions and millions of frustrated users) - can easily be a premium market (5$ to 25% per…
So my idea is a third-party site that only collects your data once, and then serves it to other products. Kinda like Twilio for analytics, if you will.
As an added benefit, new analytics startups wouldn't have to build the "collect data in real time" brick. So that might help them focus more on what to do with your data, instead of on how to collect it.
I've put a few on my blog over recent months in case anyone's interested:
http://willgrant.org/category/idea-dump/
I know one (Wavetees) is being turned into an actual product.
My free idea: when using different analytics services, I'm sick of having to add the tracking code and then reconfigure the same users and events for every new service. So my idea is a third-party site that only collects your data once, and then serves it to other products. Kinda like Twilio for analytics, if you will. As an added benefit, new analytics startups wouldn't have to build the "collect data in real time"…