Microsoft Launches of Web Analytics Tool

[TrafficProducer]

Microsoft Launches Beta of Free Web Analytics Tool

Microsoft has quietly opened a beta version of its soon-to-be-free Web analytics system. Code named Project Gatineau, the system ties site usage data to Live ID profiles for additional demographic information

ClickZ: Following Google's Footsteps, Microsoft Launches Beta of Free Web Analytics Tool

[ctabuk]

Yes you can read about it here

First Screen Shots of Microsoft's Live Search Webmaster Portal

[kgun]

Of course. But it will be worse to beat Google than Lotus and / or the Mac OS. I think Google will be the "Cocke" and (MS + Yahoo) the "Pepsi" for the next 5 - 10 years.

[Webnauts]

Of course. But it will be worse to beat Google than Lotus and / or the Mac OS. I think Google will be the "Cocke" and (MS + Yahoo) the "Pepsi" for the next 5 - 10 years.

That was a good one Kjell.

[fernimac]

Even if Microsoft is a bit late for this market in USA, there are lots of people and companies out there which don't know a word about web analytics yet. In our own traffic reports, we find people everyday who land on our pages looking for a way to know "who is visiting their web". So, even if it is a bit late in some areas, there is still room for Microsoft in this game, I think.

[GiorgosK]

I have heard that their stats would be real time
and that is something that google analytics don't offer - not yet

Some people might be in need of of Live Stats
(some of my customers at least)
and this might be a reason for people to try them out.


On a different note has anybody gotten an invitation ?

I signed up more than a month ago
Microsoft Project Gatineau - MicrosoftÂ*Digital Advertising Solutions

but have not heard anything from them

[Webnauts]

Gia sou Giorgo!

Thanks for sharing. Just registered.

[a53mp]

Does anyone actually use Live ID? lol It looks like a poor attempt to copy Google Analytics.

[edyst3]

Has anyone tried this tool yet?
How good if we compare it with google analytic?
Thanks

[WDC]

I never heard about this tool. Do anyone here who have used it recommend.