Google’s Free Online Website Analytics Tool

November 15, 2005 Google

Google announced its free Online Website Analytics Tool called Google Analytics. This has been discussed in Google community for sometime. Here it is finally.

Read more about Google Analytics in Official Google Blog and Analytics Benefits page.

It is very easy to sign up and analyze traffic to your site or blog. I created a profile for www.ananthapuri.com and another one for this blog. It takes more than 12 hours to see the first report, I am waiting…

Google use the Urchin analytics software and made it accessible to everyone, for free. Google implements technology for the poor common man, unlike the giant Microsoft. I think, bloggers can now get better reliable site analysis reports from Google than using sitemeter.com or statcounter.com or webstats4u.com. Unlike other visitor counter providers, you do not need to link back to Google. That is awesome, isn’t it?

I hope Google will soon release a free Anti-Virus software for the home computer users, for a better tomorrow’s Internet. What else could Google offer now? What do you think?

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