Flickr Adds New Stats Feature

by Scott Beale on December 13, 2007 · 4 comments

Flickr Stats

Right on! Flickr just added their long awaited Stats feature. Statistics are now available for all of their Pro users. For more on the new Stats, see their FAQ.

Here’s a snapshot of what Laughing Squid’s stats look like on Flickr. That little spike there on the end is due to the whole Best Buy Cease & Desist issue.

UPDATE: Flickr also released their new Uploadr 3.0 today.

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1 Steve Rhodes December 13, 2007 at 3:37 pm

The stats are great, something I’ve wanted for a while.

One tip is to click on flickr.com under domains to see some really detailed info on how people are finding photos through sets and groups as well as contacts.

Another thing that is pretty clear is people aren’t finding collections. I don’t have as much traffiic as you, but there is a similar huge gap between views of sets and collections.

It might help if there was some visual representation that a set was in a collection and a similar thing for individual photos.

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