Creating a universal & dynamic “Add New”
We’ve completely revamped our “Add New” functionality to auto-scan your servers & websites for monitors. Take a look to see what else we’ve changed!
How to Benchmark your Website’s Performance
Use our new League Table reports to benchmark your site performance against competitors and sister sites.
New Overview Reporting
An introduction to our new graphical overview reports! Great for PDF and print, these new reports give a clean and concise summary of activity for your asset.
How to Track Your SEO Stats Using RapidSpike
We’ve another new feature – tracking SEO metrics on your websites! You can now track vital SEO metrics like Domain Authority and links.
What Metrics Support a Successful Website?
Recently we have started to look at the type of management data we can provide to support a successful online business. Here are some of the headline metrics…
Domain and SSL Monitoring with RapidSpike
We’ve launched two new monitors this week: Domain Whois & SSL Certificate Monitoring. Now available in all trial & paid accounts!
TechCrunch Disrupt London 2015
We’ll be at TechCrunch Disrupt in London on December 7th and 8th. Come and say hello!
Presenting an Overview of your Digital Asset
We’ve added a comprehensive new overview page to each asset. This post takes you through some of the new metrics we’ve included.
Alexa Traffic Rank Tracking with RapidSpike
Introducing a new monitor – automated Alexa rank tracking for your website. This new feature enables you to keep tabs on your Alexa rank as it changes over time.
Forefront No9 – Sponsored by RapidSpike
We’ve sponsored the latest meetup of Leeds tech community Forefront, taking place this Wednesday (25th November). Come grab your free beer!
Why Isn’t Web Monitoring Used By Mid-Market Organisations?
In this article we explore the reasons why a large number of mid-market businesses don’t use vital monitoring tools for their websites.
WebApp Performance Slashed by 99.6%
As a company who develop 21st century web monitoring software that can measure uptime and performance, we can hardly allow our own WebApp performance to be poor, can we?