Browser Market Share, October 2009
Here is the browser market share for October 2009, based on traffic to my top site:
IE: 49.08%
Firefox: 39.23%
Google Chrome: 7.40%
Opera: 1.83%
Safari: 1.77%
Mozilla: 0.50%
Adobe’s Interesting Marriage To Omniture
It’s been a month since Adobe announced its purchase of Omniture. While some people have actually come out and say that getting the web analytics component is a smart move by Adobe, as Adobe would be able to bundle the Omniture technology into its web publishing offerings, most people remain skeptical as a) getting web analytics technology does not make a lot of sense given Adobe’s existing product line. Getting bought by either a top internet company or a company offering business intelligence solutions makes a lot more sense. b) Google Analytics, which is free, is rapidly making web analytics a commodity.
Browser Market Share, September 2009
Here is the browser market share for September 2009, based on traffic to my top site:
IE: 51.10%
Firefox: 38.25%
Google Chrome: 6.64%
Opera: 1.74%
Safari: 1.63%
Mozilla: 0.46%
Browser Market Share, August 2009
Here is the browser market share for August 2009, based on traffic to my top site:
IE: 52.18%
Firefox: 37.87%
Google Chrome: 6.33%
Opera: 1.61%
Safari: 1.44%
Mozilla: 0.40%
Browser Market Share, July 2009
Here is the browser market share for July 2009, based on traffic to my top site:
IE: 52.44%
Firefox: 38.14%
Google Chrome: 5.85%
Opera: 1.67%
Safari: 1.37%
Mozilla: 0.38%
Browser Market Share, June 2009
Here is the browser market share for June 2009, based on traffic to my top site:
IE: 52.38%
Firefox: 38.46%
Google Chrome: 5.40%
Opera: 1.89%
Safari: 1.33%
Mozilla: 0.39%
Browser Market Share, May 2009
Here is the browser market share for May 2009, based on traffic to my top site:
IE: 51.44%
Firefox: 39.58%
Google Chrome: 5.03%
Opera: 2.07%
Safari: 1.32%
Mozilla: 0.38%
Mobile Analytics - Comparing AdMob, Bango, and Google Analytics
In looking through my website analytics data, I realized that a portion of my visitors are visiting my sites from a mobile device. Therefore, a recent project has been to convert one of my sites to be mobile-friendly.
Once the site is up and running, I need to know the traffic going to the mobile site. There are several mobile analytics programs available, so I decided to pick 3 of them: AdMob, Bango, and Google Analytics, and compare their results. I also analyzed my web server log for that one day to provide a reference.
