Google pauses to allow Analytics service registration

Google temporarily closes their Google Analytics service for new users because the company cannot meet the demand after they start providing services in a free week.

People who visit the Google Analytics page see the following message ' Thank you for your interest in Google Analytics. Google Analytics has encountered a huge amount of demand and we have to temporarily limit the number of new registrations and are increasing our capacity . '

The company charges this service for $ 199 per month. Users are asked to declare their names and E-mail addresses so that the company can confirm them once they start accepting new accounts.

This is the first time that Google Analytics has been upgraded since it was launched last week and began to face serious problems with too many users accessing it.

The problems of service towing capacity began to occur on November 15, but it seems to be stable on November 16. However, before the demand for services continued to increase on Friday (November 18), Google decided to temporarily stop accepting new subscribers. A Google spokesperson did not say how many users had registered last week, but those who used the service would have no problems with Google Analytics.

This case also happened to Jeff Saville, Director of Direct Consumer Market of California footwear company, who used Google Analytics for 2 years. Saville found that the service showed signs of slowing down on Monday last week (November 14) but after that the situation stabilized and it had a reasonable function.

This service, previously known as Urchin on Demand, allows Google Analytics to monitor their Website visits for monitoring.

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