This month we introduced Flash and Ajax tracking to nextSTAT so I figured that was a good topic for the latest Tech Tip segment. I just finished watching the final cut, and besides wondering if that’s what I REALLY sound like, I was thoroughly annoyed at my excessive mouse clicking. If I inadvertently send anyone into an epileptic seizure while watching this tech tip, please accept my most sincere apologies. Next month I’ll do my best to keep the clicks to a minimum and I’ll disable the “clicky-click” sound effect.

Gratuitous clicks aside, I think you’ll enjoy this month’s Tech Tip. It shows you several practical examples about how to use the new tracking mechanism to log flash events, ajax events and even link clicks. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!

Welcome to another edition of nextSTAT Tech Tips. We’re really excited about this Tech Tip because today we’ll be introducing a brand new feature to nextSTAT: email report subscriptions. This new feature will let you schedule daily, weekly or monthly emails that can include up to 5 nextSTAT reports per message.

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Server Monitoring - We’re going to highlight a little known feature of nextSTAT that allows you to monitor the critical services on your web server and notify you of any web problems.

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Campaign Tracking - Many website owners spend a lot of time and money tying to get visitors to their site.

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Introduction to nextSTAT - Step back and learn some of the basic features of nextSTAT.

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Conversion Tracking.

Learn how it can provide valuable data about how your website visitors are using your site.

To view our latest Tech tip click here.

This month we had a question from one of our users about tracking which links were clicked on his site.  An example of this might be when you have text and graphical links to the same page on your site and you want to know which links are more commonly clicked.

I’ll be showing you how you can do this using the features currently available in nextSTAT.  Click below to watch the screencast.