Wildfire?

Has anyone heard of a web stats tool called "wildfire"? I have a potential client that said that is what they used previously for web stats analyasis. I tried googling to do some research but came up with nothing.

Thanks.

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C. Terry
http://www.rookaps.com
USB Replacement Caps

I'd just use google anylictics

Yes, i will second that!

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Google Analytics -- yes me too. But this customer was definitely using a service called "wildfire" I could see the wildfire script in their coding. But when I googled Wildfire (analytics, web stats, etc.) came up with nothing! Their website has not been updated in years so I am suspecting this is a defunct product, but not sure.

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C. Terry
http://www.rookaps.com
USB Replacement Caps

can't you ask them?

I googled and couldn't find anything either!
Tell them it's defunct and you have something SO much better!

This seems to be a two doves script thats defunct. I would have loved to see it in action these guys are ghosts. But there programs seem to be excellent.

why what features?
it can't be that good if it was ages ago and hasn't been updated

Same here! Google Analytics is what I use.

All--
thanks for the feedback. It seems that Wildfire was a hit counter that was a freebie years back. I introduced them to the wonders of Google analytics (as opposed to just a 'hits' counter) and they now think I can establish world peace!

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C. Terry
http://www.rookaps.com
USB Replacement Caps

There's also Mint and CrazyEgg

LOL good job terrycr! Don't you just love moments like that?

I also recommend Mint, though it does cost, I chose it since Google Analytics used to have a rather in-depth (and confusing) menu system, though I'm pretty sure they recently changed it.