metrics

Metrics Key to Building a Company Culture

March 1, 2012

Urban Airship recently wrote about building and maintaining their company culture. One of the more interesting points was a focus on making sure employees know the company’s key metrics. What are the real Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for your business? For a long time we thought it was the number of notifications we were sending. [...]

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Alerts on Metrics

August 19, 2011

We launched a really useful new feature this week — alerts on metrics. StatsMix now allows you to set alerts on any of your metrics. When your metric reaches the trigger you set, we’ll send you an email with the details and actionable links. Here’s a brief video demonstrating how easy it is to set [...]

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StatsMix in 30 Seconds: Add a Service

June 22, 2011

The fourth video in our StatsMix in 30 Seconds series shows how to add metrics tracking for the third party services we support in StatsMix. In this demo video, we show how to add Twitter; but these same steps apply to all the services we integrate. The full series of videos can be found on [...]

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StatsMix in 30 Seconds: Share Metrics

June 8, 2011

The second video in our StatsMix in 30 Seconds series focuses on how to easily share metrics outside of dashboards. Every metric resides independently from dashboards in StatsMix and each individual metric can be shared or embedded on any web site. You can use this feature to display a metric’s chart anywhere or even build [...]

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Next Generation of Dashboard Sharing: Guest User Accounts

May 17, 2011

One of the core concepts of StatsMix has always been the idea of sharing your metrics with anyone that needs to see them. From management to advisors to investors, we’ve found it’s hard to keep all your stakeholders abreast of different parts of the business. So far, we’ve had four ways to share dashboards: email [...]

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The Importance of Knowing Your Stats

June 14, 2010

I was fortunate to recently attend the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in New York. It was easily as entertaining as it was insightful, highlighted by the highly-charged interviewing style of TechCrunch’s founder, Mike Arrington. His especially memorable conversation with Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz gave the Google-loyal audience a thrill when Arrington prodded her to conclude the [...]

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