Not sure how many mobile analytics articles I have posted on this blog, but it kind of gets bizarre to see so many mobile analytics vendors pop up all over the place. Do these vendors really believe that they will be the next Sitemeter or Google Analytics for the mobile web or is it just the technology that is kind of easy to develop which makes so many developers jump on that boat?
I am sure that Avinash, the evangelist of Google Analytics, and other high-profile analytics folks are following the trend and they are ready to launch products that will satisfy their clients needs before some new mobile analytics solution receives enough traction to become a serious competitor.
Anyways: Mobile Stats is the latest mobile analytics solution that I’ve heard about. It tracks all kinds of stuff and like Visistat it has the ability to display your stats on your mobile, so you can follow your mobile traffic anywhere and anytime.
September 10th, 2008 at 9:57 am
Did anyone see these numbers out of the CTIA this morning? 75 Billion Messages for the month of June alone. Unreal. When we introduced Interlinked Media to the United States market in July of 2006, we (the USA) were only doing about 12 billion messages per month in the aggregate. When we convinced the Hillary Clinton campaign that they should be using text messages as a primary means of connecting with their voters, that number had “swollen” to nearly 18 billion messages per month. Now we have these numbers 75 billion messages for June…a 6 fold increase over when we started.
Is there any doubt that this medium is going to be around for a while? From Presidential campaigns to Brands it has been great fun to be working at the forefront of this technology. I can only imagine what the next three years will bring! Michael Anderson, VP Business Dev Interlinked Media. http://www.interlinkedmedia.com