the idea that “Google keeps buying up all these great companies…” is that a kind of “i am ideologically against software monopolies?”

then if dropbox, becomes the only software in its field, you’d be against them too?

or what does google’s “buying” something make it any less better? imagine a place to access *similarly to the ubuntuone/contacts idea* a whole set of online contents via a folder on your pc, getting nearly *hopefully* your multiple gmail gb’s allocated for each user, up from the 2g that dropbox gives you,

nevertheless, i must agree on an idealogical perspective. i like choice, but i would choose perfectly efficient software over my choice to choose an “ok but incomplete one”

live long and prosper.

puc

I have been reviewing your software for a few days and I am planning to buy agency license but need to know answers before I purchase.

* I have a many clients running on my servers, and I wanted to know if we can white label different instances for different clients? So each client has its own logo and report views and such?
* I have cloud server which has many of my client’s campaigns… each campaign is a different URL (Example: http://www.client1.com/campaign1, http://www.client1/campaign2, http://www.client2.com/capaign1, http://www.client2/campaign2, etc – all on the same server) on the server so does Stuffed Tracker support multiple domains and multiple subdomains by same code base on a cloud server?.
* I place 5 banners a piece on 4 vendors (Yahoo, MSN, Ad.com, and Facebook) – so 20 banners total. By looking at your manual for a bit it, looks like I will need to create a campaign link (or campaign ID) for each one of the vendors correct? And if I wanted to track which banners sizes were converting I would have to create a campaign link for each banner size correct?
* My cloud server uses load balancing (and will spin up a new server instance if needed by the campaigns), will Stuff Tracker support this?
* I want to separate report analysis based on domain/subdomain users, will I be able to integrate it with my admin module, I do not want to run a separate application.
* Does it give some API to configure new things?
* Also, since this app is no longer supported, will we need to purchase additional site profiles if we exceed 10?

I would like a response quickly to make a decision

Thanks

the email address i posted with this is a real email address – any way to get this service back online somehow would be appreciated as i havn’t found anything close to it yet

If you’re in two minds I say trial it and then get it, especially for this price. Now I know how to update the things that can change (browsers, bots etc) I can’t see any reason why I would need anything else changed. To put it in context, I’ve been runnning a similar tracking script as part of a shopping cart that I have not had to change in 3 years and it still gives me what I want. What I’m saying is I believe I will get the longevity from this product. Just my 2 cents worth.

Dropbox is fantastic. I love it. It has changed how I work. Google has been great for years, but I’m starting to get worried about their expansion.

Sorry to pull up an old post, but this is the FIRST document returned by a search for “Google Docs Dropbox.”

Our SEO/PR guys are more than happy with this product and now I can update the things I need to be able to update and to keep it up to date. Goodbye Google Analytics and hello my own private data!

Thanks again Sergey.

Dan

http://my.stuffedguys.com/sales/xml/browser.xml
http://my.stuffedguys.com/sales/xml/engine.xml
http://my.stuffedguys.com/sales/xml/os.xml
http://my.stuffedguys.com/sales/xml/other.xml
http://my.stuffedguys.com/sales/xml/search.xml

Try downloading them from that locations and then upload on the Libraries page in Stuffed Tracker. These are the files that are used in the latest version of Stuffed Tracker to update the database with new browsers, operating systems and such.