Recently launched SeeTheStats lets you make your Google Analytics web statistics available to the public…fast, simple and free of charge.
Revealing your websites stats may seem an absurd idea, however, if you’re considering selling advertising space on the website or selling the website itself, you will certainly have to answer the question: “And what are your webstats? How many users do you have?”. Surely it’s better to be prepared for such a question and give a professional and reliable answer.
The standard method is usually to simply take screenshots from available Google Analytics statistics or putting particular data into an e-mail and send it to the client. Unfortunately that isn’t too effective, and additionally very time-consuming – every client asks for a different type of data, which must be prepared every single time. Moreover, despite the best intentions of the website’s owner, a client does not have any guarantees that the data presented are real.
Using SeeTheStats, it should win the favour of even the busiest people. Any measure of Google Analytics webstats can be published publicly within a few minutes. The site owner has complete control over what data is made available to potential clients – all webstats may have a private status and therefore are only available to selected clients. After a short configuration, the stats will be automatically updated and displayed 24h a day.
Using SeeTheStats requires just two simple things to be done: to activate Google Analytics service on the website and then to add the website to the SeeTheStats search engine.















I am very impressed with this service as a new enterprise striving to become a value within the ecommerce platform.
This is a good idea, potential ad space buyers will like to see stats shared from GA directly rather than thru screenshots.
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Ya its really good for site which have high traffic but what about new site and site which has low traffic? If you are publisher then you like this type of site? …….. NeVer
I understand why sites selling advertiser space may want to do this. The only situation is that there is a lot of information on google analytics regarding where site traffic is coming from that I would be hesitant to share.
Haha, I was wondering when you dingle berries were going to start doing a podzy.
So a Yank, an Arab and a Man U guy in one podcast!!!!
Sounds like the start of a great joke :D
Press play and hope for the best…… :D
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Haha, I was wondering when you dingle berries were going to start doing a podzy.
So a Yank, an Arab and a Man U guy in one podcast!!!!
Sounds like the start of a great joke :D
Press play and hope for the best…… :D
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I liked it !!!!! :D
BTW, did you guys speed up the sound file, or am I just getting old and slow?
Just keep the original play speed in the future.
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I liked it !!!!! :D
BTW, did you guys speed up the sound file, or am I just getting old and slow?
Just keep the original play speed in the future.
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That was fun and ended up being an excellent example of the importance TNW’s world tech perspective.
The progression of TNW has been great to watch. Truly, you guys/gals have something the majority of other tech bloggers do not or no longer have: Fearless top notch tech reporting with wit and heart.
Well done!
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That was fun and ended up being an excellent example of the importance TNW’s world tech perspective.
The progression of TNW has been great to watch. Truly, you guys/gals have something the majority of other tech bloggers do not or no longer have: Fearless top notch tech reporting with wit and heart.
Well done!
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Nice :) Will it also be distributed via iTunes?
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Nice :) Will it also be distributed via iTunes?
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Great Start.Looking forward to hearing you all next week.
Hard to control that chuckle on numerous occasions!!.
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Great Start.Looking forward to hearing you all next week.
Hard to control that chuckle on numerous occasions!!.
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pretty cool
is this a regular podcast?
if so do you have an RSS link? for the itunes-averse amongst us?
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LMAO! 2 ‘Yanks’ and 2 ‘Mancs’ thank you :)
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It will be a weekly podcast and we’re looking at distributing it via iTunes, we’ll let you know :)
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Isn’t that 3yanks? O_o
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Great job guys! Just as Twinkle said, maybe u speed it up a little too much. Guess you really wanted to make it in 30min:)
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Trust me, no speeding up in the process! First episode.. blame it on adrenaline rush :)
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Nope, Kristin and Alex are American, Martin and myself are from UK and Fawzi is from Dubai – although he does sound quite American-ish.
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I might sound quite American-ish.. but I sure ain’t from Dubai! I’m from Beirut, Lebanon but I live and work in Dubai.
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Oops, my bad! See Stuart, now I’m in trouble with Fawzi! :)
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Would be interested in an rss link also, so I can load it in Google Listen on my phone and can listen to it on my way home ^_^
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