We've recently added several new data points to the 'stats' area of the Affinity Analytics.
Participating publishers benefit from audience insight collected across the OO network, not just from their own pageviews. In the example to the left this benefit is a 5X increase in audience insight.
Please drop us a line if you don't see a data point you want or have an idea to share. Tons of data is gathered by our network and the current Affinity UI is just a modest slice of that data.
Hi everyone...I am John from Mexico..I have seen your forum...
Nice information provided here which is very useful to everyone....
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simmons
Dating Business
Posted by: simmons | October 06, 2008 at 12:59 PM
Hi - I just discovered you site. It seems to be a fairly compelling concept. What challenges are you facing right now in your attempt to grow your business?
Posted by: Allan | October 15, 2008 at 10:51 AM
Simmons, appreciate the comment. Not sure what you'd like to learn more about, but feel free to peruse our Web site at http://www.othersonline.com !
Allan, thx for stopping by. I'm not sure there's enough room in this comment field to list the challenges we face! In all seriousness though, as with all startups there are myriad challenges, each of which we eagerly embrace and conquer. That's just how it goes. Fortunately, it's working -- all indicators are "up and to the right".
The CEO guy
Posted by: Jordan Mitchell | October 15, 2008 at 02:03 PM
Affinity analysis is a data analysis and data mining technique that discovers co-occurrence relationships among activities performed by specific individuals, groups, or in general an object identifier in a computer science context.
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Brian
[url=http://www.widecircles.com]SocialBookingAndBestLinkBuilding[/url]
Posted by: Brian2008 | October 31, 2008 at 05:23 AM
Affinity analysis is a data analysis and data mining technique that discovers co-occurrence relationships among activities performed by (or recorded about) specific individuals, groups, or in general an object identifier in a computer science context.
Posted by: joseph2008 | November 13, 2008 at 03:49 AM