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2007-07-30 09:35

Google Analytics Not Working?


I imagine it is a temporary hiccup, but it seems that as of right now, the Google analytics program is not tracking hits on this blog. It registered 0 visitors for yesterday, which I know to be false, and today (although it may not have updated yet) is also showing 0. There is no word on the official google analytics blog - but I did find some other people with the same problem after scouring the forum over at blogcatalog.com, so I know it's not isolated to just my account. Is anyone else showing the same problem? Does anyone know why this is happening? Anyone from the google analytics team out there want to shed some light on this? I imagine it won't make a difference in a few days, but my new daily ritual of examining all of the analytics data for the past day will have to be put on hold for now :( I am also waiting for any news about the pending pagerank update that Google usually does every 3 months - we are due for another update, and I am anxious to see if my pagerank increased at all. For now, I guess it's just a waiting game for me and google.

- Kevin
Kevin (at) Upcsite (dot) Net



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Comments:

I have the same problem. At first I wasn't surprised to see 0 for my blog. Disappointed, yes! But I thought it was just a bad day. :)

Posted by: Neil | 2007-07-30 15:14:12


You are right, nothing is update in analytics since Saturday, it seems they started catching up late today!

Posted by: Vacation Rentals mast'a | 2007-07-30 22:17:12


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