Hi Eric,

Have you looked at using Google Analytics? I have been using their free 
analytics site because it produces great graphic content, maps, graphs, 
and provides a wealth of information on traffic, referring sites, search 
engine terms, etc. What is nice is you can change the dates on the 
reporting to fit your needs, i.e. past week, month, year and so on, even 
a specific day. Using analytics I've been able to drill down and 
attribute specific traffic to articles, blogs, and other media that is 
driving people to my site.

Best of luck,

Larry Fisher
Planning, Design, and Imagineering
for Museums and Cultural Institutions
Bristol, RI

On 11/24/2011 1:13 PM, Eric Espig wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Just wondering what people are using to report their web analytics and social media/ multi media statistics. What I need is an analytics/statistics tracking spread sheet. I am envisioning one that we could plug in all of our web analytics which are tracking various web sites along with our social media&  multi-media statistics on a monthly basis to then generate, monthly, quarterly and yearly reports as well as appropriate graphs to use in pattern analyses. It would track the usual page-views, unique visitors, "likes", "followers, etc. over time.
>
> I am not any kind of Excel spreadsheet developer nor do I want to become one- just wondering what options are out there already. oh, and of course it goes without saying my budget is $0 (this is a museum list-serve after all)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric Espig
>
> Web Specialist&  Content Developer
> Royal BC Museum
>
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