Urchin 6.5 Released With AdWords Integration!
February 10th, 2009 | RSS Feed
Google Analytics has released Urchin 6.5 that contains AdWords integration along with improved geo-database functions and more!
According to the Google Analytics Blog: “Urchin can now automatically pull your AdWords cost-per-click data and integrate it into your reports, giving you the same kind of powerful search marketing analysis found in Google Analytics. No more manual downloading and processing!”
Urchin is the run-it-yourself software-based version and the Google Analytics was developed from it. But Urchin is not free like the later one! It costs $2995, runs on your own servers (all the data is kept in-house) and reports up to 1,000 domains.
“Urchin is exclusively licensed through our network of authorized distributors. The software itself, which can be run in demo-mode for up to 30 days, is available at www.urchin.com.” -Google
New Features:
- An improved geo-database functions.
- An improved configuration-manager utility.
- Updated Help Center articles.
- Recognizes the latest browsers and platforms like Chrome and Android.
More features are on their way!
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February 12th, 2009 at 01:17
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