Microsoft announced today to open up its Gatineau Analytics for international users as well, "Due to the overwhelming demand from customers outside the United States, we have decided to open up the web analytics beta and invite customers from international adCenter markets," expressed the official statement.
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Microsoft launches Gatineau Web Analytics informs the official adCenter Blog. Apparently, this feature is fit for beta testing and the first invitations are now being sent to customers. All advertisers can request an invitation here: http://advertising.microsoft.com/microsoft-adcenter-gatineau.
With the eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit as platform, Urchin founder Brett Crosby announced several Google Analytics features that will be ready for use within a few weeks.
Back in July, Dave Naylor had some images of Gatineau. Now, two months later, Web Analytics Demystified has official images of screenshots of Microsoft Gatineau.
In Blognation, in an article called "First Look at Microsoft’s Free Web Analytics Tool ‘Gatineau’ (With Slides)", Robin described the aims of Gatineau as:
Many Webmasters on WebmasterWorld are reporting technical errors in Google Analytics.
One user, lruellan eloquently wrote to Google Analytics explaining and describing the technical errors as:
Gatineau, the latest from Microsoft which is to directly compete with Google Analytics is garnering a lot of praise even before it has been released on beta.
LiveSide, Microsoft's official news blog writes, "
Gatineau will allow users, once they have set up a profile and added a tracking script to their blog or website, to:
Alden DeSoto of the Google Analytics team has a post which discusses Google Analytics' new features.
New features include:
Responding to much public hue and requests, Google Official blog announces 'New Features Added to Google Analytics'. Here's a quick look of the changes:
CMS Watch says Google Analytics is "not yet enterprise ready".
Phil Kemelor, the Head Analyst who was incharge of the report said, "Google can rightly boast that its Google Analytics service can process enterprise-level web metrics loads. But there's more to analytics than processing: integration, support, and documentation can be decisive to e-marketing success."
Elaborating on their decision, CMS Watch wrote:
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