CircleCount helps you better understand Google+

2013-04-30 20:56:06 (0 comments, 22 reshares, 13 +1s)

Google+ Sign-in and more

It's been a while but I found some time to make some updates (with still some more things planned).

1) Google+ Sign-in:

The Login button has been replaced with a Google+ Sign-in button (finally). While not used yet, this will enable me to give you some statistics based on the people in your circles as well. I have implemented the button to get your active approval on each sign-in process, this will enable you to easily log out and log in with a different choice of circles to get statistics for subsets of your circles once the reports have been implemented. (Look for future updates about this.)

2) Visual refresh:

I've been meaning to update the visual look of All my + for a while now.

Instead of multiple tabs (which many people found confusing navigation wise), the data is now presented all in onep... more »

2013-01-09 21:33:02 (2 comments, 1 reshares, 6 +1s)

Growth Rates of US News Sites on Google+

+Adam Sherk has done a great job in comparing the performance of US News Sites over the last year using +Gerwin Sturm nice tool +All my + 

How about comparing the performance of German News Sites on G+?

via +AJ Kohn 

2012-12-09 02:41:50 (1 comments, 20 reshares, 15 +1s)

More Community-based statistics

After introducing statistics for communities (https://plus.google.com/102056575560237938284/posts/Q2LqUKca6r6) you now also have the possibility to analyse your own activities inside of public communities, by using your User ID at http://www.allmyplus.com

The Overview will now show activities inside of communities and normal public communities separately.
You can also choose between those types of "audiences" for the Charts and filter for only the posts you did in communities in All Posts.


Length of posts

Thanks to +Ralf Haring the All Posts tab now also shows the length (in characters) of posts in a separate column, allowing you to sort the table and find the longer posts easily.

2012-12-07 11:00:03 (21 comments, 58 reshares, 81 +1s)

Statistics for Google+ Communities

Communities launched yesterday and (even though they didn't announce it officially yet) they are also very well supported in the API already.
This enabled me to expand All my + to allow you to analyse the activities inside of public communities.

For example you can check the People report to see who are the most active posters in your community. Or you can check Charts to see at what times the community is most active. Or maybe you just want to have a look at all the Photos posted in your community.

Just take the ID or URL of a community and paste it into the input field at http://www.allmyplus.com/ as you would normally do for a profile.

Here an example of the already very active Google+ Discuss community:
http://www.allmyplus.com/u/115758385206378551362

2012-09-12 11:05:25 (9 comments, 26 reshares, 13 +1s)

Statistics for Google+ searches

Starting today you can not only analyse the data of single persons or pages but also of keywords, hashtags or other search terms. To start visit http://www.allmyplus.com/ and enter a search term in the new input box at the bottom or use http://www.allmyplus.com/s/%23googleplusupdate as example.

The reports for this data work exactly the same as for a person or page except that the "People" report has an additional column "Posters" which shows who posted the most about the search term. The column "Reshared" will show the people whose posts about the search term have been reshared the most.

The way the Google+ Search API works this won't find all the matching posts but I try my best to get as many posts as possible out of the API.
When no more posts can be found you will be able to restart the... more »

2012-09-10 17:32:18 (2 comments, 13 reshares, 19 +1s)

Partnership with CircleCount

I'm happy to announce a partnership with +CircleCount which allows me to add some functionality to www.allmyplus.com which wouldn't be possible with the current official Google+ APIs.

Custom URLs
You can now access your statistics with your custom name if you already have one. Just enter your custom name (including the + sign) instead of your ID or use http://www.allmyplus.com/u/+YourName to directy access your statistics (f.e. http://www.allmyplus.com/u/+CircleCount)

Follower numbers
You will now find follower/following numbers for both your own profile as well as for everyone in the "People" report.

A huge thanks to +Chris Macidis with whom I worked closely over the last few days to enable this functionality.

2012-10-14 06:29:49 (0 comments, 26 reshares, 14 +1s)

Filters

The big update last week (http://goo.gl/lbBHM) allowed me to add another nice feature that several people have been asking for.

After you have loaded all (or part of) your data you can now filter the activities you actually want to analyse a bit further. You can do this either by choosing a time frame you want to analyse or by filtering your posts by keyword, for example if you have a series of posts with a special hashtag.

After filtering your activities all reports you choose will be based only on this subset of your posts. You can always change the filter and run the reports again if you are interested in different data.

As always I'm interested in your feedback, for example if you have other criteria by which you want to filter your posts.

Start here: http://www.allmyplus.com

2012-10-14 06:29:51 (15 comments, 20 reshares, 22 +1s)

Major Update - Everything new and shiny

One big problem that came with the increase of available data was that some of the statistics (even some you might not even be interested in) took quite a while to complete. And after introducing the Takeout-Version of the statistics I thought it was somehow stupid to have two different pages to run essentially the same statistics based on different data.

So today I'm happy to announce that both of those issues have been solved in one update.

Starting today the Statistics process is split into two parts.

1) Getting the data.
This can be done by either logging in via Google+ to access your own data, copying & pasting the URL/ID of a profile/page or downloading your takeout data and drop the files unto the page.

2) Analysing the data.
You still have the same possibilities as before when it... more »

2012-08-28 10:29:31 (2 comments, 5 reshares, 4 +1s)

This will be the new place for all updates about the All My + Statistics tools in all available versions. If you want to be notified about updates you can either follow this page and let me know so that I can add you to a notification circle, or you can add the page to a circle where you have the "volume slider" turned all the way up to enable notifications.

http://www.allmyplus.com

2012-08-28 09:40:08 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 7 +1s)

All My + Statistics - Takeout Version - Top Followers (beta)

http://www.allmyplus.com/takeout/topfollowers.html

Something that I hear from time to time is that people are looking for the people that interact the most with their posts. While you can get the same information like I described in this post yesterday (https://plus.google.com/105696887942257432718/posts/4yj57FFyvr2) in the full statistics version on the People tab I thought it would be nice to have a quicker and better representation of this info.

You can now go to http://www.allmyplus.com/takeout/topfollowers.html and drop your downloaded takeout data there to get the information with your biggest commenters, resharers and +1'ers on top.

Follow the instructions in this post to get your Takeout data to be used in this tool: https://plus.google.com/105696887942257432718/posts/4yj57FFyvr2

2012-08-28 09:40:00 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 3 +1s)

All My + Statistics - Takeout Version (beta)

A while ago I introduced a way to analyse your limited Google+ posts via Google Takeout (https://plus.google.com/105696887942257432718/posts/VWicKSoPmqV) but this method was rather a pain to set-up so I was experimenting for a while how to create a more user friendly version of this.

So today I'm happy to give you a beta-version of the "Offline"-Statistics which don't require any additional setup except for downloading the takeout data.

To get started you will need to go to https://www.google.com/takeout/ and download your Stream-data in JSON-format (see the attached screenshots to guide you through the process). Once the file is ready you can download it to your computer (and will probably be asked for your password before you are allowed to download it). You will need to extract this file so that youg... more »