10 Things I learned from Using Google Analytics

Are you saying it doesn't state enough info upfront about what Google Analytics is or does ?

SGT (Join to see) - No, you don't have to explain anything, unless you want to for people that don't know. It seems like with all that different content than just google, at the end to add an additional opinion would fit!

SPC James Harsh - Okay. So you're just saying it would help to have a closing statement that included why most prefer it. Right ?

NMCI is horrible, and depending on command policy, may implement a "white list" search. They can be reached at 1-866-THE-NMCI (843-6624). I've never used them outside of technical troubleshooting, but you're more than welcome to make an attempt. I'd advise against it - NMCI will most certainly remind you of why it's nice to have your DD-214!

SGT (Join to see) as promised, after being relieved from a 27 hour watch and getting a quick nap in, I read through your article. Definitely an interesting read, though I felt like the "lessons" slightly deviated from the target I've used Google analytics several times before and it definitely is a great online tool. Google is one of the more innovative companies out there and tends to focus on excellence - they also have the funding to ensure they can live up to exceptions. I found it surprising that DuckDuckGo was mentioned, as I am willing to bet many online users have never seen nor heard of it. I've only seen it in passing. I use TOR for added security and it seems to favor DuckDuckGo - not sure if this was funding based or the true reason behind it. The list was definitely worth the read and I found it helpful overall. Thank you for the share!

ENS (Join to see) - I'll try to call them tomorrow. Thanks.
DDG was mentioned because of that very reason - it's lesser known but ensures anonymity.
TOR isn't very safe on its own. It's lead dev jumped ship a short while ago.

Thanks for your input.

SGT (Join to see) - Thanks for the info!