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Advanced Log Analyzer is good tool to get a comprehensive statistics about web sites. If you are a web master and needs tool with more features you can review it.

Avanced Log Analyzer is powerful web activity analysis software. It generates a large number of traditional reports like Most Common Pages and Referrers. The main advantage of this analyzer is in its "untraditional" reports like Most Common Visitor Paths and Profiles, Web Model report and Indirect and Direct Referrer Analysis reports.

This version of the programs allows fully automate a process of statistics gathering to report production and distribution to end customers. Program can be used for analysis both small home sites and large-scale e-commerce web servers. Version 1.6 is specially optimized for analysis of extra-large (more than 1GB) log files.

If we see, today many webmasters are concerned about new productivity tools in web site development, improving its graphics and search engine optimisations. But few of them are really representing what visitors see on their web site, which paths they use to walk through it, which keywords they use in order to find web site and which pages are exit points of the site. In the response of this demand, Abacre Corporation released new version 1.6 of Advanced Log Analyzer.

As a result of its activity the program generates a large number of traditional reports like Visitor Referrer Sites, Traffic Per Day, Hits and Hosts Per Day, Most Popular Search Engines, Search Keywords and many others. It may be used as a normal visitor counter and tracker to monitor web site activity.

The main advantage of this log analyzer is in its untraditional reports. It can recreate visitor paths from log files, make a web model of the site and produce rich reports of user flows through the site. It can serve as a great Internet marketing tool to analyze and estimate advertisement costs, make perfect web site position on search engines and increase the income of your business.

Features:

• Advance Log Analyzer works as a GUI/Console/CGI application.

• Has an incremental analysis. It's mean it isn't analyze the same date twice.

• Can analysis large log files (about more than 1GB).

• Configurable reports.

• Supports many log formats like IIS 4.0, IIS 5.0, Apache and othe.

• Can compressed GZ log files.

• Reverse DNS look up (statistic about network user and geographical stats)

• A tremendous amount of traditional reports such as the Most Common Pages and Referrers.

• A great set of untraditional reports like the most common visitors paths and profiles, web model report, indirect and direct referrer analysis reports, and others.

• It's extremely fast, and it does not require a lot of memory to operate.

System Requirements :

• Windows application with GUI (Graphical User Interface).

• Console version of application.

• CGI application that can work on Windows web servers like Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) and Apache.

You must have Pentium Processor with 16 MB RAM and 2 MB Hard disc space.

Download

You can try this software for a month. The price is US$ 49.99 for personal and US$ 129.99 for professional licences. You can download this software at this link : http://www.abacre.com/download/ala.zip. The size is 1.65 MB.

About Abacre

Abacre produces intelligent data processing applications for business, and small useful utilities for Windows. Abacre means abacus + acre. So They create software systems that represent units (acres) of information system.

Abacre produce high-quality utilities. They test their products with various tests. Make strong optimization of code and tune user-friendly interface.

Before publishing products, abacre teams always check for viruses. So their software is virus-free and users can safely download it.

Abacre are located in one of the famous French business districts: La Defense neighbor to Paris.

Abacre, SARL.
Tour Areva
1, place de la Coupole
92084 Paris La Defense Cedex
FRANCE
http://www.abacre.com

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http://www.abacre.com/ala/index.htm

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