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Slickstream collects and stores lots of first-party data on behalf of its customers. By the nature of what Slickstream does, on each pageview we know a lot about the viewer. As a Slickstream customer, this information is yours to use as you see fit.
Customers have asked us for a client-side API that they can use to integrate even more closely with Slickstream features.
We are often asked about how Slickstream builds and maintains an index of each of our customer's sites. And people want to know how fast they should expect our index to be updated after content is added or changed or deleted. If you want these answers, you've come to right place!
We've often been asked about differences that people see in traffic counts when comparing data from Google Analytics with data from Slickstream over the same period. Why are they not identical?
Many of our publishers use Google Analytics to evaluate their site's performance. We've now made it possible to learn more about how Slickstream is being used within your Google Analytics. This can be particularly helpful when you are trying to understand user behaviors or when you are looking for usage patterns or running A/B tests.
