What analytics program is best for a small business?
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Of course Google analytics is good. I tried getclicky.com.
Are there any other analytics programs that are better that are also affordable?
What do you use?
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<cite>www.google.com/websiteoptimizer</cite> might eb what your after. super simlpe
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GA is obviously the de' facto standard for small - medium businesses.
Another cool tool is Chartbeat. It's not nearly as comprehensive, but it'll provide you with real time data about your visitors. And it's super affordable. Although, I would by no means not use GA.
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I heard something about Next tools (?) - or something like that. Which offered great conversion tracking and testing. Not just goals. But it was mentioned on an old SEOMoz webinar or something that I saw it on and I can't find it with Google and I don't want to go back through all of the videos again - I thought someone might know.
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Google Analytics is perfect for most small businesses, and affordable? How about free.
Unless there something you need specifically that isn't possible with GA?
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Can you clarify what you are looking for specifically that is not already included in GA?
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