Add split testing to launchrock landing pages so you can test which versions of your landing page works better using data analysis on both.

It'd be great if the analytics included a referral site or url so we can see what traffic sources are effective.

It would be awesome to show signup demographics by region / state / etc. Keep up the good work!

If I visit my page 5 times I have 5 new "visitors" as it doesn't show unique visits. Simply set a cookie or save IP address. Would be way more helpful!

Currently, when exporting the signup list as a CSV, the IP addresses are not included. Including these in the export is especially useful since you currently don't support blocking users who submit multiple times from the same IP. I can more easily sort and identify "spam" signups if this information is available in export.

Could you add the page view metrics into the signup graph so we can get a daily conversion rate to compare against changes in marketing etc.

allow users to edit the user management list by deleting unwanted emails

There only seems to be one number for total views.
I'd like to know how many views I got today (I know I can see this for sign ups) but can't see it for page views.
Esp if it was on a mobile device/mac/windows + geo location etc.
The closer you can get it to google analytic the better.

Customer should be able to "delete" a signup - ie remove it from the user management page but allow it to signup again OR "block" an email so that it does not get put into the user management stack again.

Add the ability to "undelete" user sign ups that were deleted from Insights. It makes sense that an email address can only be entered once for tracking accuracy, but you should be able to "undelete" if necessary, so that user information is visible onscreen and available via CSV download.

It would be cool to see a graph (as in network) representing users who signed up and then referred other users, who then in turn referred other users, and so on.

It might look sort of like this (except obviously better designed): http://us.cdn1.123rf.com/168nwm/alri/alri0910/alri091000012/5627315-graph-illustrating-such-concepts-as-social-networks-multi-level-marketing-product-distribution-syste.jpg

Each circle represents a user, and each arrow represents a referral. Tied to a little more information about users (location, source website, etc.) it could show you how referrals are propagating through different social groups.

Add a metric to user management that shows what channel my signups have shared on.

In order to see the keywords users had entered in a search engine before coming to a launchrock site it has to be possible to activate a Google Webmaster Account by uploading the required authorization file in the site's document root.

Since virality is key indicator of growth rate, I suggest you calculate the Viral Coefficient (Invitation Rate x Acceptance Rate) and include this in the Insights dashboard.

Invitation Rate = # of Invites / # of users (or # of installs)
Acceptance Rate = # of invitee sign-ups / # of invites sent

Searchbox in Insights, so we can search in the signed up e-mails.

Could the Conv. Rate on the insights page be displayed as a confidence interval range at a 95% confidence level?

For example, I have 52 signups from 238 page views, which sounds good at 21.85% conv. rate, but realistically it's more like 16.6% to 27.1% (i.e. ±5.25%)

When we moved our website shop to our domain, we lost our Launchrock page. While it was wonderful to be able to export all of our users information, I was sad to lose all of the wonderful Analytics, statistics, charts, etc. It would be great if we could export these. Thanks!