Firm offers live website monitoring

Product NIB In real time

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Dec 12 2006, 16:53

A STOKE ON TRENT firm is offering software which tracks visitors as they interact with your website in real time.

Parker Software said that Whoson (who's on?) lets firms investing in pay for click marketing to see what visitors are looking for on web sites, rather than just being ghosts who leave traces in generalised web statistics logs.

The software also lets people interactively chat on websites. µ

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