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7 A/B Testing Resources for Startups and Solo Developers This post originally appeared on Dyn.com, a world leader in managed DNS, powering the best brands on the web including Gowalla, Mashable, Twitter, Wikia and more. Follow @DynInc on Twitter. If you need a simple, inexpensive way to figure out what's going to make your website's users click on that big, red button, you've come to the right place. A/B testing is one of the easiest ways to figure out whether one specific variable of your website is working. In an A/B test, the variable changes as users visit the page; user actions are recorded and analyzed; and the developer (or startup) is able to take action based on the results. A/B testing is generally faster and simpler than other types of testing, allowing a fast-moving startup or solo developer to quickly iterate and improve without wasting too much time on guesswork or esoteric design decisions. What is A/B Testing, Exactly? What's the Best Way to A/B Test? Also, make sure you've got enough traffic to make an A/B test worthwhile. 1. 2.
Localytics Adds Features To Complete The Picture For Mobile App Developers And Marketers Boston-based Localytics is fleshing out its mobile app analytics and marketing platform in a major way today with a variety of new features to help not just with customer acquisition, but also with monitoring and maintaining customer relationships over the lifetime of an app. The three big new areas Localytics now addresses with its platform are Lifetime Value Tracking, Customer Acquisition Management and Real-Time Funnel Management, all of which serve to help determine long-term engagement value. Localytics is introducing these new features based on the theory that most marketers spend all their time and money on the front end of the sales cycle, getting people to download the app, and then aren’t really concerned about whether that person will become a quality user over the long term. This isn’t just good for companies, Localytics argues, but ultimately benefits the consumer, too, since it enables developers to create a better app experience that’s more likely to meet a user’s needs.
Exceptional: an exception tracker for web apps App Infrastructure Startup Buddy.com Gets Into The Analytics Business Buddy.com today announced a mobile analytics service that’s supposed to give publishers and brands a better sense of who’s actually using their apps and how they’re using them. There’s plenty of competition on this front — Andreessen Horowitz-backed Mixpanel, for example, has increasingly become a mobile analytics company, and it makes a big deal out of not focusing on “bullshit metrics” like downloads. Buddy CEO and co-founder David McLauchlan was similarly dismissive of using downloads as a meaningful way to measure app engagement. “That’s analogous to figuring out TV ratings by looking at how many TVs they sell in Best Buy,” he said. McLauchlan argued that Buddy is in a unique position because it sits in the intersection between companies that offer backend tools for building apps and those that offer mobile analytics. So what can Buddy actually measure?
Application Monitoring in Realtime - Instrumental Fathom Mobile Command Center | CrittercismCrittercism Set alert thresholds for proactive notifications Integrated and comprehensive app performance alerting Why it matters: Be proactively identified about issues. Shipping nginx access logs to LogStash — DevOps & Programming Note: this blog post is a bit outdated. Kibana is now part of Elasticsearch, and a pure JavaScript project, no longer dependent on Ruby. Additionally we now run Elasticsearch version 0.9.11 and LogStash 1.3.3. At Commando.io, we’ve always wanted a web interface to allow us to grep and filter through our nginx access logs in a friendly manner. After researching a bit, we decided to go with LogStash and use Kibana as the web front-end for ElasticSearch. LogsStash is a free and open source tool for managing events and logs. First, let’s setup our centralized log server. The following guide assumes that you are running CentOS 6.4 x64. Centralized Log Server cd $HOME # Add the required prerequisite remi yum repositorysudo rpm —import rpm -Uvh -i ‘0,/enabled=0/s//enabled=1/’ /etc/yum.repos.d/remi.repo # Create LogStash configuration filecd /etcsudo touch logstash.conf Nginx Servers
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