In short, our updated software – release 0.4 - allows for more variables in the chart builder, trendwatches (e.g., 2010 with 2011) and more clearly illuminates where to improve what.

My.ComMetrics.com is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) application, which means you do not need to install anything on your end. We host and operate the application over the Internet for your use. This allows you to access our software virtually as and when you need it to track your blog’s performance.

This is the tool that prominent bloggers have made the talk of the town.

Article source – My.ComMetrics.com update: Release 0.4

We have been diligently working on improving our blog benchmarking software, so we can now provide you with additional useful features, such as:

- trends (now also across years),
- language, paragraphs, writing style, and
- resonance (links, conversation, etc.).

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Below is one of the many charts that our updated program offers - as soon as you are logged in you are shown the impact page.

If you have not yet signed up, do so now to compare your competitors’ blog performance, watch the trends and improve performance with My.ComMetrics.com. We at CyTRAP Labs can help you improve your social media efforts.

Signing up for My.ComMetrics.com is the safe choice, because it’s free to try as a freemium user. Why not take us for a test drive?

- 3 minutes to sign up with My.ComMetrics,
- 4 minutes to claim and track your blog,
- 5 minutes to track your competition, and
- Read our free article, Corporate blog definition: 4 essentials

We created a short (1:45) video to show you how the new features can help you in the minimum amount of your valuable time (German version further below) (you can watch and share the video on Facebook).

Click here to view the embedded video.

German version - watch and share the video on Facebook

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The above illustrates what makes My.ComMetrics.com invaluable, because it tells you where to start looking, allowing you to decide what to change first to improve performance the quickest.

Not only do you get your scores for each metric reported (Page Weight – 21, and Page Proximity – 84, above), but you also get a comparative score for the Fortune 100. This is perfect because it enables you to get your executives to take action. No one wants to look bad in comparison!

You can view and share the slides on LinkedIn or view them right here and click on the additional resources links within the presentation:

May has been a really busy month for us. As the cartoon to the left illustrates, we talked with Dogbert and convinced him to help us come up with some nice additional features for your dashboard.

Our work with the folks at the Financial Times has also yielded satisfying results. You can get more information on our collaboration in the following posts:

- FT ComMetrics Blog Index published
- FT ComMetrics Blog Index released: KISS the blog-bride
- FT ComMetrics Blog Index: How we found you
- FT ComMetrics Blog Index: The winners are
- FT ComMetrics Blog Index: Just do it – right

Incidentally, to be notified about new features, tricks and tools first, why not enter your e-mail here and get on our VIP list:

Here is what is coming your way: My.ComMetrics.com real-time trace updates or, who is Googling you – creepy or useful?

Alerts can be a good thing. For instance Ziggs.com alerts you when someone looks up your CV online.

Real-time trace updates from My.ComMetrics.com are similar to Google Alerts or those from Ziggs. As the subscriber, you get informed when someone decides to add your blog to their dashboard. Hence, your blog’s performance is now being compared with that attained by another blog that covers a subject area similar to yours.

Additionally, the real-time trace alert provides the recipient with such information as:

• View the vital statistics for http://daniel.shortens.net/ – by logging on you can see some of this ‘other’ blog’s performance indicators (i.e. how well this corporate blog is performing)
• Trace http://daniel.shortens.net/ – logging on automatically adds this blog to those we trace on your behalf so you can find out who is doing better.

Please let us know your reactions and comments about this; what do you think? Are there other features you would like? Thanks for sharing.

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