Errorlytics Blog

Errorlytics now offers a plugin for Wordpress! We designed Errorlytics to be as easy to install as possible on custom built PHP, Java and Rails websites. However, if you run Wordpress on your blog, or even use it as a content management system, getting the error tracking power of Errorlytics is now no harder than installing a plugin. (more…)

Here are some ways that Errorlytics can help website owners…

Is Errorlytics right for my site?

If you have a 4 page website that hasn’t changed in years, and you have no plans to change it in the near future, the Errorlytics probably offers little to no benefit. However, if you manage a large and constantly updated corporate site, e-commerce store, media or content site, then Errorlytics can help decrease the amount of “bad” traffic – or traffic from humans or spiders that bounce off your 404 page and consequently help increase the number of beneficial visits that allow users to buy more, view more ads, or submit a lead. (more…)

What is Errorlytics?

Errorlytics is, quite simply, analytics for website errors. Beyond just reporting errors Errorlytics also makes it easy to fixes common errors that users experience on your website for better user experience and search engine rankings. (more…)

Errorlytics now has Atom Feeds for tracking your 404 Page Not Found errors.  Use your favorite RSS reader to monitor all your websites for 404 errors and fix them with Errorlytics.

Have feedback about this or other features?  Please let us know at the Errorlytics Support Forums.

Last night Errorlytics was released to an eager crowd at Manoa Geeks. We were inspired by the interest and questions, and look forward to helping webmasters around Hawaii and all over the world track and solve 404 page not found errors.  Errorlytics is open and ready or sign-ups!

We learned that Wordpress is the dominant blog engine, so the Wordpress Errorlytics plugin will be the first blog engine/CMS plugin that we will release and support.

The days of dangling 404 Page Not Found errors are coming to and end.  Errorlytics, the hosted service to track and fix 404 page not found errors, is launching July 31, 2008.  We’ll go into an open beta period with open sign ups.

We’re really excited to help webmasters gain visibility of their 404 errors as well as give them the tools to fix them.  We’ll be listening closely to our users, especially during this beta period, so your feedback is greatly appreciated!