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Do you own a website? Do you own an iPhone or iPod touch? Do you often wonder what your visitors do while visiting your website? If you answered yes to all the above questions, you’re probably going to want to read on.

Web Analytics are certainly not a new topic. Google Analytics, Site Meter, and a million other services have been around for some time. Of those services, how many have a iPhone specific web interface? I’m only aware of one service that offers a iPhone specific interface for their analytics. That one service is Clicky.

Clicky is a web analytics service similar to the ones mentioned above. They offer plans ranging from free to $99 a year. Though Clicky offers similar features to some of the other analytics services, things like FeedBurner stats, Twitter users, RSS feeds, and other features do separate them from the crowd. You can view a chart of Clicky features vs. some of the other services here.

But the reason I’m talking about them today is their iPhone specific website. Once you login, you’re able to see all the website you track with Clicky in a nice iPhone specific interface.

This screen shows you the available time frames you’re able to look at. As you would expect, just tap the time frame you wish to view stats for.

Other views include the pages being viewed, inbound links, overview of traffic sources (links, direct, search engines, etc), search keywords, screen resolution, browser usage, and many of the familiar metrics you’re used to seeing in analytics software.

I’ve really only scratched the surface on the views available with the iPhone website for Clicky. If you’re an iPhone toting analytics junkie, Clicky might be your new habit. All new accounts automatically get a trial of the Pro service ($50/year) free for 21 days. If after that you don’t want to keep the pro service, you can continue using the free plan. Go ahead, give Clicky a try.

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