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10,000
Today we reached 10,000 registered sites. We also recently broke into the Alexa top 10,000 sites, our 3 month average is actually below 8,000 now. Not that Alexa is reliable measure of your web site's traffic, in fact, I shudder to think about how many financial algorithms rely on this metric. But, since everyone's always quoting their numbers, that's kind of neat.
Thanks for all your support, and help spreading the love.
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Thank you
Thank you to all of our sponsors we have acquired over the past two months. These people and/or companies have helped us pay the bills, and allow us to offer our free service to some of you and our cheaper-than-we'd-like-to-charge premium service to the rest of you. So a big thank you to everyone listed here!
We previously announced that we would no longer have any graphic sponsors as of May 1, to help clean up the site a bit and keep that clean feel. But Gary Vaynerchuk, an avid Clicky user for several months now, made us a very generous offer. Already being a fan of his show, we couldn't refuse. Gary is the man behind Wine Library TV, a near daily video podcast about wine. He is very enthusiastic about what he does, and his show is both interesting and funny. If you like wine, check it out! He is also behind WiiTube, a social networking and video site for Nintendo Wii fanatics. He asked me to mention his brother, AJ Vaynerchuk as well.
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Rethinking analytics
As my man Steve Rubel is fond of saying, the page view is so Web 1.0. I don't think it will ever fully lose its relevancy - there are still plenty of people who wrongly believe the number of megahertz in your computer is all that matters - but in an ever-growing Ajax world, there is a lot more to your traffic than this aging metric.
The release of our new tracking code allows us to track some new user interactions with your web site out of the box: Outbound links and file downloads. But a lot more is on the way. For those of you with Ajax or JavaScript heavy sites, Clicky will soon enable you to track every action a user makes on your site.
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Outbound clicks and file downloads!
We're now tracking outbound links from your site, as well as file downloads such as JPG and ZIP files. You should start seeing them relatively soon in your stats, well, if you have such content anyways. This feature does require JavaScript, though - sorry all you wordpress.com users, what can I say! Email PhotoMatt :)
This feature can be customized to meet your needs, or disabled if it is causing any problems on your site. (If it is causing problems, please let us know!) However, it was written to be as compatible as possible with any other services you might be running that perform similar functions - MyBlogLog, for example. These actions will show up in the standard page view pages (clicks, and spy), but will soon have their own dedicated pages as well.
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Payment system is ready
Our payment system is ready. Click here to get started. As we mentioned before, we are using PayPal to do automatic recurring payments for us. This unfortunately requires a PayPal account. We know some people have a problem with PayPal. If you feel that strongly about it, please contact us for other possible arrangements.
On your user homepage you should see a red link that says "upgrade to premium!", which will take you to the upgrade page and show you how much you will have to pay for either a monthly or yearly subscription, your choice but yearly saves you around 30%. The base price is $1.99/month or $14.99/year for one site, but higher for any site with more than 10,000 daily average page views. Prices are based on how many sites you have registered, and how much traffic each of those sites gets. There is a multi-site discount as well, you save 20% total if you have more than one site registered.