Woopra – “The next Generation of Web Tracking and Analytics”

Google Analytics – “Google Analytics helps identify the keywords, Ads, Referrals, and campaigns the most to your bottom line”

What is Woopra

Woopra is a robust web-tracking & analysis tool that works perfectly on any website. It is mainly targeted for small to medium websites ranging from few hundreds up to tens of thousands of daily page views.

Essentially, it is targeted for blogs interested in the most minuscule details of every single action. In addition, Woopra provides a precise real-time streaming of every single activity on the website.

Woopra also features a clean interface, including many graphical visualization components, such as charts, maps, panels… Along with many other clean and advanced options that make Woopra an ideal solution for webmasters who desire to discern all the aspects of their website.

After reading above introduction of Woopra I felt like why some one will creates one more Analytics tool to compete to Google Analytics. Google Analytics is already providing some of those features which woopra is going to provide so what’s use. But then I felt “people are not fool to compete with Google giving same functionally like Google Analytics”. it has to be some thing more then that. So I decided to give a look at woopra features

Here is list of Woopra Analytics Features

• Live Tracking
• Rich Interface
• Visitor Tagging
• Instance Messaging
• Real Time Analytics
• Custom Notification
• Developer Tool

Now if we compare this with Google Analytics then we will find none of this features are provided by Google Analytics

Let me discuss some of issue/Disadvantages/Cons of Woopra over Google Analytics.

1. I have registered for woopra but after you add site for analytics it requires approval. it takes up to 7 business days to receive Approval/Response of added site. Which is not a case for Google analytics
2. Real Time Analytics is one of features of Woopra, if its going to be real time then think about you site bandwidth and website loading time. I am sure it’s going to be increased by marginal percentag
3. Goal Conversion one of most powerful features of Google analytics for every webmaster is missing in Woopra
4. Google Analytics has easier method of adding tracking code on any blog, website. But Woopra has support only for wordpress. Woopra provides WordPress plugin
5. Woopra is basically meant only for blogs with average 10k user traffic. So blogs with higher traffic wont be able to use this, Google Analytics is free for every one irrespective of site traffic
6. Woopra is currently in beta mode, Woopra owner cannot guarantee it will be free after official release but they will be keeping free plans with limited functionality.

For a second If you give a thought on features of woopra then you will be more happier

With Woopra then Google analytics

Real Time Analytics – if you have ever created your blog then u might know how much impartment is to read the minds of your probable visitor and this feature just added extra bits to Your visitor controlling capability

I loved Instance Messaging of Woopra. Think of this your site visitor is looking at your blog post and from woopra you can instantly message him and get feedback about your blog or Article he was reading. This is going to be revolutionary in blogging aspects.

Developer tool Today every new services has some kind of API to allow developers to code their creativity and create tools, gadgets, widget or give more fine touch with their own specifications and customization which helps non tech-no as well as techno bloggers

See below chart which compares Google Analytics to Woopra

I haven’t personally seen any of these features; my blog is still pending for Approval. Will post inside images of Woopra analytics and if possible Video too :)

I am eager to experience Woopra Analytics can’t wait for long :P