[Typo3-marketing] Logfile analysis of TYPO3.com

Jan-Hendrik Heuing [NF] jh at netfielders.de
Mon Jan 10 09:34:36 CET 2005


I'll see today / tomorrow how far Hendrik got, maybe he already solved it. 
Soon we'll add a web bug for urchin, which is a great tool I think. Best I 
have seen until now. That would solve those problems for the future anyway.

www,.urchin.com (Version 5)

JH

"Juergen Egeling" <egeling at punkt.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:mailman.1112.1105342744.6213.typo3-marketing at lists.netfielders.de...
> Hi,
> during the tour it was mentioned that some people are busy computing
> the TYPO3.com logfiles. But one told me on a site, that is is 80GB
> and it takes time. I was quite arrogant to him (which I want to apologize
> here) stating that 80GB is nothing really big to worry about with
> the right tool: http://www.nettracker.de/ or for the english speaking
> people: www.sane.com.
> I still stand to this *fact* that 80GB is not a problem with this right
> tool, as I know that the competitor we are using at the moment does
> quite a lousy job on big logfiles.
> NetTracker works at some *very* big companies logfile analysys, having
> 15GB and more(!) per day(!), with some regular machines. Will say:
> If someone can give us an FTP acces to the compressed logfile of typ3.com
> I could run it thru NetTracker and we get the valuable data what is 
> needed:
> 1.) Where did people com from?
>  a.) Which countries
>  b.) What search engines
> 2.) What click path are they doing?
> 3.) Do we have recurring visitors?
> 4.) How many new visitors are coming?
> 5.) Importand for new design: What where people looking for (Keyword
> search), and how did they get along with the site.
>
> I think this will help to optimize the content of TYPO3.com on the long 
> run
> so that we will come back on place one on google again ;-) (OK, 2 is not
> too bad, but 2 is not 1 ;-)))
> To all others: Having a client with serious logfiles: Use NetTracker!
> To all german speaking: I just read a book about search engine Marketing.
> Quite interesting point to read: Lukas Stuber: Suchmachinen Marketing,
> Orell füssli Verlag
>
> Have fun
> Juergen
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