The user access module stores informations about users and nodes each time a node is viewed by an user. These informations may be then used in order to create site usage reports.
The WordStream module integrates WordStream keyword tools into your Drupal site. The WordStream service provides a keyword research api (with a free account option). The WordStream module provides access to both classes of keyword tools.
With this module you can explore how often certain terms are searched for and the popularity of keyword variants.
Google rankings module gives you detailed statistics about the websites positions on Google results pages. This is achieved by analyzing HTTP referers headers set by Google web search.
The Drupal SEO Tools module seamlessly integrates a sophisticated all-in-one suite of search engine reporting, analysis and optimization tools into your website. It provides a dashboard that integrates analytics reports with links to webmaster tools and vital Drupal SEO modules.
To get a better idea of what this module does, checkout the demo video
The SEO tools suite integrates:
Adds the ability to implement the Tynt service to retrieve copy & paste analytics and append additional copy to text that has been copied.
For more information on Tynt, please check out their website: http://tynt.com/
This module connects to Google Analytics and filters the tracking data for consumption by the node_counter table. Specifically this module was designed to solve the problem of displaying statistics information on a Drupal site behind a CDN or other fast forward caching service. The node_counter table data is periodically replaced with the statistics from Google Analytics. This module requires the Google Analytics API and a GA account.
Lightweight, scalable, no-nonsense, enable-and-forget page view counter drawing on data collected by Google Analytics. Hardly any load on your server, no impact on the user. Integration with Views for nodes. Highly customizable. Suitable even for large and high-traffic sites. And, since recently, completely independent from other modules.
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The goal of the Ktimetracker module is to track, in real time, the hours which users spend on different tasks. When activitated for a content type, it adds a "Punch" button which allows starting or stopping the tracker, plus a comment field for the punch in progress.
The list of sessions can be viewed on a dedicated page which shows the total time spent, and offers several options for grouping and filtering results. The module also provides a block with an autocomplete field for punching into a node by specifying its name or node ID. The module is also integrated with Views.
Warning! This is an alpha release. The API has not been finalized and some functionality has not been completely implemented.
This module is developed by Koumbit.org, which uses it internally for project management.
You can get a newer version of the code at https://redmine.koumbit.net/projects/ktimetracker
Provides integration with the Mixpanel real-time analytics service.
Unlike Google Analytics, Mixpanel isn't for tracking aggregate data about page views. Instead, you send specific events to Mixpanel when users perform certain actions. This allows you to examine how users interact with your site in real-time and connects all events to the individual user who performed them (so you can contact them).
Provides seamless integration with Compete analytics tools. Simply add your CompeteXL Tracking Code and you're ready to go!
To use Compete, you need to register with their service at: http://my.compete.com/plans
