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Maybe I'm alone on this, but I really prefer the 30 days to 28. I don't look at my sites in terms of weeks - I look in terms of months, and mid-month, it's nice to have that 30 day figure to get a general idea which way things are going.

What about the "monthly" option at the bottom of the menu - wouldn't that make more sense to compare month vs month?

Not two weeks into the current month, when I'm wondering how it compares with last month. If I compare the "last 30 days" with a previous full month, then I can get a pretty good sense of whether I'm trending up or down from that full month. If I only have, say, 16 days of the current month, then I have to create a projection (divide by 16, multiply by 30) to see how things are going. It's just more work. The 30 day option was at-a-glance for me.

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Please restore the 30 day months, this isbanother bad " guess", maybe you guys should start by asking first, once again your decisions are based on what you think looks beter as opposed to practical application. I use my stats as a referece to what advertisers and ad agencies owe me based on the performance of my site, the stats are actually usually very close. Ad agencies and normal businesses do things monthly, not 28 days. I seriously wonder where you come up with these ideas. You very very very much need a consultant as your product from a technical standpoint is outstanding, your ideas for " improvement" and "enhancement" and what "you think we'll really like" are poorly thought out and conceived and are for lack of a better word horrific. Takes a professional product and turns it into amateur hour.

So you're saying your standard behavior is to select "last 30 days" and add up the numbers yourself to get 30 day totals?

Why don't you use the "monthly" option at the bottom of the menu, which will do that for you?

We're miscommunicating somewhere. Let's say in a couple of weeks I look at the monthly option you're talking about on November 16. Of course my Nov stats are way lower than October, because I'm comparing 16 days to 31. That comparison tells me nothing. But if I have a "past 30 days" to compare to Oct, then I do get a general idea (no more than a day off) how Nov is trending - in two clicks. But because 28 days is 3 days short of most months, now I have to use some other method of comparison using the manual date range feature. Maybe comparing Oct 1-16 with Nov 1-16.

That said, I'm playing with the "Same Thing, previous period" option today, and I'm thinking that MIGHT actually do the trick. I'm used to thinking in numbers rather than a visual chart, but the more I play with it, the more I like it.

Sorry, my last comment was to Mitch, not you Jen!

But yes, same thing previous period is one of my favorite features. But I was always annoyed that the weeks didn't line up. So I fixed that. I'm thinking about adding last 14 days in there too, so you can these two weeks vs previous two - which is pretty good for what you want to do, even though it's a day or two off of a full month.

I think the monthly option is still more what you're looking for though. If you pulled that up on the 16th of the month for example, it's just simple arithmetic. Say you have 2000 visitors as of then, but had 4500 visitors last month - you know you're a few hundred visitors short of last month. In my opinion, viewing "last 30 days" is harder to compare the two months.

Ah, I didn't even see Mitch's comment. And I think he's being harsh, because I know a lot of people are interested in weekly stats over monthly. And in my case at least, the 30 day thing is a holdover from Google Analytics, which is what I recently dumped for Clicky.

Google Analytics' opening screen showed all my sites with their 30 day tally of visitors, and I was able to remember the numbers from day to day to track how I was trending. But by comparing two months on Clicky, I can see which line is higher, and even observe trends from certain points in the month, at a glance, without having to memorize anything.

I'm still learning all the features Clicky offers. I'll be interested to see Mitch's response to your question, because while I also deal with ad networks that use monthly stats, I don't understand how the 30 day feature helped with that particular task. My ad networks are all month-to-date, and that's what your monthly feature is, so that's what I would use there. ?

Sean, would you please add the weekday name (Sat/Sun/Mon/Tue/etc) to the short date when hovering over the graphs (e.g. Sat, Oct 29)? Thanks!

....aaaaand now I'm really liking the 28 day view, because when I use "same thing previous period", I get a comparison that lines up days of the week (which is just what you were saying, but I didn't get it until now). The monthly comparison is also great for comparing points within the month.

Jen :D

Jean-Paul, I would like to do that but we don't have a way to make the tooltip be something different than what's on the x-axis label, and having the day name in there, even shortened, wouldn't fit very well.