Just a quick followup to my Measure Map, Google Analytics, SiteMeter extravaganza: I just noticed today that Measure Map rolled out RSS feeds for your site data. In other words, I now have 3 feeds in my aggregator that give me a quick view of what happened the day before on my blog. Very cool.

In case my extravaganza on web traffic analytics wasn’t enough (or was too much), Fred Oliveira has another simple comparison up. It’s a few weeks old, but I just saw it.

I’ve been doing a comparison of a couple of different web site analytics packages over the last few weeks. Originally, it was just Site Meter vs. Google Analytics, but last week I finally got my invitation to the Measure Map beta. As of right now, FatMixx is configured for all three services, and I’ve been poking around at the numbers and comparing the tools. While FatMixx is not exactly a major blog or website by any means, we have enough traffic to compare the services and see how they do.

I started comparing these tools to see what else was out there aside from Site Meter. I’ve been using Site Meter on FatMixx for over a year now and like what it offers. Exposure to an enterprise level service like HitBox at work got me thinking about whether there was anything better out there. After a bit of searching around, I settled on testing two other services. I’m using Site Meter as my baseline so I’ve included a writeup for them below. Let’s take a high level look at the three services.
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