Track and Compare Multiple Domains?

[xDFuNK]

Hi, does anyone have suggestions for an analytics solution, where i'd be able to track multiple sites, (could be an upwards of 100), and view aggregate data for all domains on a single dashboard page, then drill into each site separately if desired?

My goal is to use the same solution for all sites, but not have to login to each manually to get a glance of what's going on.

whether i have to host it myself or not isn't an issue, and price is not a major factor at the current time (although i'd like to lean on the cheaper side)

thanks for any suggestions!

[toplisek]

Hi,
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where i'd be able to track multiple sites, (could be an upwards of 100), and view aggregate data for all domains on a single dashboard page, then drill into each site separately if desired?

1. to track multiple sites?
2. view aggregate data for all domains on a single dashboard page?

[alika]

We did this with one client who had multiple websites.

We used Google Analytics for it, and we hired one of the GA accredited companies who created a network tracking code in addition to the standard GA javascript code.

That way, the client could look at the performance of their network sites and how visitors move from one site to the next. Then drill down to the analytics of each of the sites

[xDFuNK]

the goolge analytics solution sounds like exactly what i'd want, but DON't wanna use GA for the job.

to be more detailed, let's say i have 10 sites on 10 domains.

I'd want to be able to view the 10 sites' data all bulked together, or view let's say 5 of them which i bulk together. Hence seeing the visits, leads, etc from those multiple sites in aggregate, but also being able to view each site's data separately as you normally would.

Any other suggestions, don't hesitate to throw it out there

thanks

[toplisek]

This concept is nice suggestion for google. But in my opinion there are marketing obstacles. I just guess...

[xDFuNK]

toplisek: no offense, but huh?

[gregsometimes]

Why not use Google Analytics? I'm sure you have a good reason, but I'm just curious?

[toplisek]

xDFuNK:Issue is sometimes marketing (sales). You know WORD and PDF in example use XML. If they publish way of coded XML than all will be public. Top developers companies sometimes do not disclose such things because of sales=business issues.

[Receptional]

Have a look at Yahoo Web Analytics for this. The other (rather more expensive) candidates would be things like Omniture.