June 4, 2007 at 12:03 Statistics at Imeem.com
I recently wrote about www.imeem.com . Now I want to pay attention to their view statistics service.
Each user has the opportunity to get detailed information on viewing the content of his journal.
The statistics start page looks like this:
On the graph you can see the total number of hits throughout the UGC user (playlists, photos, music, videos) by week. Below shows the amount of content by group and the total number of hits, also with a breakdown by group.
Next, the user can get a detailed report on visiting any of his music files, videos, playlists or photos.
First, a sign is shown to the user, for example, with all mp3s and general statistics on them.
Further, by clicking on the file, the user is provided with detailed statistics on each file by day.
The trick here is that the user can see how many hits came from other resources where the mini-player with its composition was placed (I remind you that you can copy embed code in imeem.com and post it to your website or magazine).
It looks like this:
It is clear that, for example, on MySpace you can find more detailed statistics, but among recently formed services, such detailed and visual statistics are very rare.
Each user has the opportunity to get detailed information on viewing the content of his journal.
The statistics start page looks like this:
On the graph you can see the total number of hits throughout the UGC user (playlists, photos, music, videos) by week. Below shows the amount of content by group and the total number of hits, also with a breakdown by group.
Next, the user can get a detailed report on visiting any of his music files, videos, playlists or photos.
First, a sign is shown to the user, for example, with all mp3s and general statistics on them.
Further, by clicking on the file, the user is provided with detailed statistics on each file by day.
The trick here is that the user can see how many hits came from other resources where the mini-player with its composition was placed (I remind you that you can copy embed code in imeem.com and post it to your website or magazine).
It looks like this:
It is clear that, for example, on MySpace you can find more detailed statistics, but among recently formed services, such detailed and visual statistics are very rare.