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The latest version of Woopra is available for download. Those with approved access will receive the update automatically when they log into Woopra. If you haven’t been alerted to an update, log out of the program and then log back in and it should automatically upgrade.

For those awaiting approval, many are being notified as you read this that they’ve been approved. We’re approving users in small groups, testing the new servers to ensure the transition goes smoothly, for all parties involved.

Woopra New Features

The new version of Woopra has many new features and bug fixes, though it continues to be in beta testing and development. The features currently include:

• Over 40 different statistical events and analytics.
• Geographical maps of visitor locations.
• Monitor active and high traffic posts and pages.
• Live tracking of visitors through the site.
• Works on Windows, Linux, and Mac.
• Easy monitoring of multiple sites.
• Extensive API system for plugins and add-ons.
• Ability to export analytics data to CVS file for spreadsheet analysis.
• Search specific user names, IP addresses, geographic locations, user browsing data, visitor history, visitor paths, arrival and departure points…to start.

The new features include:

• Segmentation reporting for referrers, browser types, platforms, screen resolutions, and languages.
• Category and directory monitoring and tracking.
• Expansion of the Event Notification feature.
• Improved User Interface updates
• Improved performance and speed.
• The Live Map features country-specific zooming.

Co-founder Elie Khoury explains that the inclusion of segmentation, the ability to divide up your blog metrics into specific groups or segments that share common characteristics, will continue to improve with upcoming releases of Woopra. “I’m excited about offering this feature to Woopra users to help them learn more about their visitors and the characteristics that link visitors together, looking behind the numbers, beyond traditional demographics research. By gathering this information in real-time, the user can better serve the customers faster.”

Khoury says that the ability to track specific categories and directories allows users to monitor specific physical directories and action within them. This includes virtual categories as created with WordPress pretty permalinks, allowing the blogger to track activity within a specific post category.

You can still sign up for a Woopra invite and you will receive approval on a first come, first serve basis as we release them over the next week or so. Since Woopra is still in beta testing, we will continue to limit access while we improve our product and services.

Here are some of the reviews and coverage on Woopra recently:

• dotNet Wizard – Woopra in Action
• Cali and Neal of GeekBrief.TV – Woopra in action
• GeekBrief.TV – Introduction to Woopra
• Techcrunch – Stats Junkies Get Another Fix: Woopra
• Mashable – Woopra
• TechAU TV – Podcast Episode #28 on Woopra
• Charles McKeever – Getting Realtime Analytics With Woopra
• Johnny – Woopra Live Web Analytics in Action
• Blog Herald – New Version of Woopra Released
• Lorelle on WordPress – Whooping Woopra Blog Statistics Program

Remember, for technical support and bug reports, please visit the Woopra Forums.