Hi I run a simple wordpress blog (won't spam it yet) and I would like to know it Microsoft Adcenter Analytics has some special features for bloggers? Is there a functionality that tracts RRS feed subscribers, readers. Also can I track Digg's and other social bookmark addons.

Are there special packages being developed specifically for bloggers? A wordpress plugin maybe??

thanks!

There is a way to track all outbound links on a page. This woudl allow you to easily see who opened your RRS feed, your digg conections and other outbound links from your blog.

Just insert this small line:

above the following line in the Track code javascript:


One note though: This automatic link tracking only works if the page you are linking to also contains the Microsoft Analytics tracking script. Also, because it takes up a lot of resources this code should only be implemented on pages that have outbound links (on your blog this will be all pages probably, so no probs here).

Just found the same reply in another post...

Thanks again!!
I'm goin to try it straight away!

no prob!

I just came accross a special plugin for Wordpress, that actually does nothing other than add your code to every single page. Quite simple but effective. Don't know if it implements the autotracking code though.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/gatineau/

For social bookmarking stats you could also add a share-this button below your posts. They track all social bookmarking actions: http://sharethis.com

What do you mean with special tools? Just insert the code and your set. It'll track all pages of your blog!

Firestats is nice plugin for wordpress. it can track your daily traffic, referrals, top page views and also rss subscribers.

DO you know how it tracks RRS subscribers? Is that through simply tracking how often the RRS button is clicked or by actually tracking how often the feed is opened from a different location?

thanks!

I also have Firestats installed on my blog. firestats just shows how many rss subscribers you have and not tracking how many clicks you got through your feeds.

I am not a huge fan of Wordpress blogs. Does it work well with Blogger? How about some paid hosting sites?