AW: [Summary-Talk] Re: Future features?

["Akman, Tansel" <Tansel.Akman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jason

Sorry, it was not my intent to find out "critical" information.
It was only a question of general interesset.

>>> You can already do this in Summary Plus, SP Lite, and SP using
>>> the Tracking Tags feature.

This is not exactly the case.
You can not track especially ads which are incoming from the google ads 
server, that is the feature what im looking for.

Many companies are taking part at the google ads programm to increase 
their internet advertisement.

On the webadmin side you need more instruments to track this ads for 
verification and optimization.

I imaginge something where you can follow a incoming ads customer to see
what content/documents he obtain, how long he visit your site, where he 
leave the page, what way he take through you site etc...

Tansel


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Von: owner-summary-talk@lists.summary.net 
[mailto:owner-summary-talk@lists.summary.net] Im Auftrag von Jason Linhart
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 27. April 2005 17:33
An: summary-talk@lists.summary.net
Betreff: [Summary-Talk] Re: Future features?

Akman, Tansel wrote:
> 
> I would like to know what further features are planned in the next 
> versions of Summary SP.

We don't comment on features that are not shipping yet. Once in a while 
we develop something, only to discover that it doesn't really work the 
way we had hoped, and end up canceling that feature. We don't want to 
tell you that we are planning to do X, only to discover later that we 
can't actually get it to work.

> I am really looking for Google Ads Tracking options and i think the 
> market too.

You can already do this in Summary Plus, SP Lite, and SP using the 
Tracking Tags feature. See 
<http://summary.net/manual/configuration.html#TrackTag> for more 
information.

Jason

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