I have previously looked into ways to track Youtube – today I decided to share some cool tools that allow to track Flickr in a number of ways:
1. Track Flickr by a Keyword:
Trackle, a handy tool reviewed by me previously, that allows to monitor Flickr site by any keyword. Just set up an alert and get email notifications:
2. Track Any User:
Notifyr.com is a fun free tool that lets you subscribe to any Flickr user updates by email. Whenever the user adds or deletes photos, you’ll get an email notification like this one:
3. Track Flickr Groups:
Group Trackr lists some pretty cool statistics on any Flick group. It requires no registration; each group tracking start when someone requests it from the tool – after that the stats will be public. For any group URL you submit you will see:
- Recent photo tags;
- Group activity;
- Similar groups;
- Group growth graph:
4. Track Your Own Account Views:
Flickr does offer an enhanced stats reporting but only under paid account. If you prefer to keep using Flickr for free, try LinuxInside – the stats are somewhat basic but at least you will see the trend. First you will have to allow its access to your Flickr account:
After that you will be able to see your images stats trend:
