Folks. I have a confession to make. I’ve been secretly cheating on all of you for some time now. Oh, and to make matters worse, I’m proud of it.
Yes, you already know that a few months ago I joined Layered Technologies as the Chief Marketing Officer… but I’ve got another on the side. And she’s called Woopra. I’ve been secretly working with Elie Khoury and Jad Younan on this project, and we just unveiled it yesterday at WordCamp, making Beta accounts available for the first time for all participants.
What can I tell you about Woopra? She’s hot, smooth, smart, and sexy. But don’t take my word for it… Here is what Cali from GeekBrief had to say after just a few minutes with Woopra.
So… Do you want a taste of Woopra? It’s in VERY limited beta right now, but I will send invitations to track one Web site over to my regular readers… so if you want to give it a try, drop a comment below. You need to be a registered user on my blog, or an e-mail subscriber so that I can know that you’ve actually been a reader for a while in order to qualify. (Regular known commenters qualify too.)
If you haven’t been a long time reader, but you go ahead and subscribe via e-mail with a promise to stick around, I’ll consider handing out additional invites. :-) For anyone else, you can register on Woopra and add a Web site to track and we’ll get around to approving it as we have the capacity. (It takes a lot of infrastructure to support all this…)
Oh, and one other thing, you have to promise to do a writeup about Woopra and tell Elie, Jad and I what you think.
Totally awesome! I’d love an invite, John! :)
I am not a frequent reader/commenter, but I in fact jus found this blog looking for Woopra invites. Given the content of the blog, however, I have added it to my RSS feeder.
Here’s hoping for an invite for one of your newcomers as well! Thank you in advance!
By the way, your RSS feed is not working. I tried clicking on both the feedburner link on the right-hand side of the page and on the RSS logo in the upper right-hand corner of Firefox.
John,
Like Michael I am new to the blog as I also found your post as the number one link in a Google search for Woopra invites.
I did get subscribed to your RSS feed so it will be a daily read in my Outlook!
Thanks for the opportunity to check out Woopra. In fact, I already have the WP plug in uploaded and ready to go.
Sorry for taking up two comment slots but – of course – I will do a post about Woopra for my readers.
John,
Nevermind about my earlier comment of it not working – all seems to be good and well once more and it has been added to my Google Reader and organized into its appropriate folders – a definite new daily read for me.
Thanks a bunch!
Michael
hi john,
saw you on geekbrief this morning and woopra looks very promising! i’m currently paying for providersupport to do (what looks to be) even less.
you said at the end of the geekbrief segment, to go to woopra, register, login, add website. I got up to “add website” and then it said I needed an invitation. on the show, you said the invite happens after adding your website.
please advise, thanks!
Damn damn damn! I just tried to install the Mac OS app on Leopard and was told I need the 1.6 Java Virtual Machine.
Problem is, it seems that 1.6 isn’t supported on OS 10.5.
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2202328/apple-leopard-stomach-java
I guess I’m a bit confused though – did you guys develop the app on 10.4 only? Other than using a PC (boo), how can I get this app up and running? I’m DYING to check it out in its full, non-web-based glory!
One other question too -
I’m using Disqus for my comments… will I be able to “tag” users when they leave a comment? Or does it require the core WordPress comment functionality?
Totally cool, I’d like an invite for my personal site and maybe my day job. Looks like it might provide too much information… I could go all A.D.D..