Re: ONLINE-ADS>> Webtrends - analysing site traffic

Michael Hammons (mhammons_at_mindspring.com)
Fri, 27 Mar 1998 20:00:25 -0500

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Danny Sullivan wrote:

>breakouts, it does not preserve your search terms as
phrases. If
>someone found you by entering "log analysis programs,"
WebTrends will
>tell you that you were found for:

>log
>analysis
>programs

Not true anymore. The latest version 4.0 will show the exact
search phrase that was entered. There are many more new
features with this version as well. Cutomizing reports, ad
tracking, link tracking, etc. Definitely on par with the
best that are available today.

Michael
Ham-bone Web & Multimedia
http://www.ham-bone.com

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