I've removed the images from the "thank you" page before the report is generated.
The transaction amounts are mostly because the average client is an earning site, guess it doesn't make sense for everyone, I will consider removing those.
Just double check in Firefox and the graphs seem to display correctly. Maybe it was an issue that corrected itself.
Also just checked the stats and I am showing 49% industry average in both text and graphic. The top graphic is your stat and the white graphic is the industry standard. I could probably make that better known.
Browser version number is definitely an issue. Looking into that now. thanks!
Wireless charging is here to stay and its been here for at least a decade. Look at Sonicare toothbrushes, they've been charging with induction for 10+ years and no one pays any attention
You win some you lose some. Hacker News is literally 100% spam, that's what a link aggregator is by definition. Some stick and some get called out.
Something gets called spam just because you post it yourself, but if "someone else" posts it then it isn't spam anymore. Magic! Just like your past submissions
I've been on these boards lurking for many many years and I've seen posts come and go, all of them are what you would call spam. Just people pitching their products
Great write up! I think alerts are some of the most important things you can set up on a website in 2014.
I've been working in conversion optimization for the past 7 years and over that time I've discovered one thing: conversion optimization is dead. Just doesn't work anymore. I recently started telling people that conversions 2.0 is all about knowing what is going on with your site and reacting as fast as possible to it.
That's where alerting comes in, and you NEED this, and the big players are taking note of that. Pingdom (of course) and Google Analytics has some simple alerts built in.
I have a strange feeling alerts are going to be one of the most talked about web things in the next year or so. Especially with all these little guys I've seen popping up in the space lately. Smaller guys like https://www.gosquared.com/ and https://chartbeat.com/ are starting to build alerting tools and I've seen one or two startups dedicated to alerting like http://www.pagerduty.com/ and http://www.voodooalerts.com/
Big things are coming in this space for sure. Keep and eye on it. I think some big players will start emerging and some good money will be thrown into this. Developers, start your engines.