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How to measure the success of your web app

thinkvitamin.com — If you ’re not keeping record of who’s doing what with your web app, then you’re missing out on a key part to building a successful product. Read this article and you'll understand what to measure and how.

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    jaredvolkl  by jaredvolkl on 08/02/2006
    It got me thinking about some things I don't normally think about. Good article.
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    phill  by phill on 08/02/2006
    I've done web apps before for other people and other businesses, but now I'm doing my own web apps with my own company. This document really helps me out because I'm at that point where I need to start tracking things. I'm also at the point where I don't really know what to work on next. So this came at just the right time.
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    bma0303  by bma0303 on 08/31/2006
    This is a helpful article for those who are considering building web apps--gives us important metrics to think about when building the app and database. Thanks.

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