Over the last few weeks, we've had a number of requests for information about what data CloudFlare logs when someone visits a site on our network. While we have provided a Privacy Policy that outlines how we keep information private, I wanted to take the time to clarify
Update: More Page View Counting Refinement
We've written about the challenge of classifying what is a "page view" a couple times before (see Understanding Analytics: When Is a Page View Not a Page View? and A Quick Update on Page Views). CloudFlare sees all web traffic so we're able to
App: ShareAndTell Pro Makes Sweepstakes Easy
ShareAndTell Pro is a social sweepstakes and rewards platform that lets you set up giveaways on your website and Facebook page. ShareAndTell Pro is now available as a CloudFlare App. Easy Is Powerful When you run a sweepstakes, deciding to give away a phone or tablet to incent your customers
New Pages
We like the Spartan feel of our site, but one of the requests that a number of people have requested is more detail on how CloudFlare works. We've quietly been adding more detail on various pages linked off the footer of the pages on the site. Here are
A Quick Update on Page Views
About a month ago I wrote a blog post titled: When Is a Page View Not a Page View It explained how CloudFlare counted page views differently than beacon-based analytics systems like Google Analytics. While we were following the industry-standard method of counting page views based on raw logs, we
Enabling Google Analytics on Your WordPress.com Blog
As is common for many people these days, I write a blog: OneFortyWines.com. Yay for me, right? I do this becuase I am passionate about wine, and I think that people who read the site find it interesting. The problem is that I don't *know *if they
