Woopra is really very cool indeed.  The spec ops team started using it on their brand of covert seo ops a while back, and we’ve been monitoring activity live when we’re around here too.

Watching people come onto the system, flick around, read, and in some cases comment etc can be a funny feeling. ..like instant Spam karma at work

..It must be funnier still for them,  because when we can see the searches they’ve done and it’s something like “dofollow seo blog” and they are then already commenting within 3 seconds (and tagging themselves in the process) we obviously know their game before they’ve even pressed “publish”

And they definitely dont seem to know our game the couple of times we’ve intervened with a Woopra style IM, saying:

“…errr, please can you not spam here..?”

..Sorry if that was you, but really, you should know better.

..And finally although we do try to leave the gloating to the (extremely irreverent) Spec Ops lot, if it hadn’t been for Woopra we would have missed the opportunity of some serious whooping (well a wry smile anyway) when we watched this one come in live this afternoon..

bit random, but well hey, real searches and hits often are, and yes we know it’s the English spelling of optimization, but it’s still the big SEO words, and it’s only 1 day away from our site’s 8-month old birthday..

…and we were number #1 !!     ..so yes its possible to see how people are getting addicted to this program, we think we’ll probably be subscribing come the time.

We will be doing a proper review at some point once we can stop playing with it and think about serious useage, but that may still be a little way down the line yet in all honesty