Web analytics in your pocket – Analytics Pro 2 app

July 22, 2014

Though I don’t believe web stats and analytics are any way to measure blogging success, I can’t resist the temptation to check my blog’s traffic from time to time.

I do so with Analytics Pro on my iPhone. With the just launched Analytics Pro 2 I can view my Google Analytics data in a fast and easy way. I find it much better than Google Analytics on my desktop. Plus it’s in the palm of my hand.

Features include:

Dashboard report displays 16 key metrics using 8 new graphical styles. I may customize the date range and compare visits with previous date range.
City Map Report displays visitor location on world map.
Site Speed report, something increasingly import with Google results.
Social interaction reports, including social entity, source and action.

When I look at stats I am looking at referrals. Where is my traffic coming from and what are folks looking at? I like to see social referrals – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogs. Analytics Pro 2 makes it a snap for me to see this — and more.

The Analytics Pro 2 app costs $6.99. But its eloquent interface and the time it saves make it well worth it.

For lawyers and law firms addicted to stats, Analytics Pro is a no brainer – though legal marketing pro’s may find their lawyers driving them more nuts than ever with every lawyer having blog stats in their pocket.

Here’s just a couple of reviews of Analytics Pro 2, also available in an iPad application.

Stunningly awesome. This is the BEST way to monitor Google Analytics I have found. It shows you all the information you need to see. It works beautifully and has a gorgeous, clean user interface… This is the iPad analytics app to go with.
User Interface is beautiful, simple and there are tons of reports. On top of being a great app the support is just as great. I had a question about how to export the reports and the developer responded within minutes. Don’t hesitate buy this app.

To give you a further taste of how your web data is presented, here’s some screenshots.

iPhone dashboard