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AudioIgniter and AudioIgniter Pro v2.0.0 released

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Our popular AudioIgniter audio player has just received a major upgrade. It now includes a highly requested feature: Analytics!

Analytics are available in AudioIgniter Pro, and are an opt-in feature. You get a bird’s-eye view of the most important stats, but you can also drill down on specific playlists and tracks. Naturally, you can filter by specific date ranges so that you compare you audience’s engagement over time.

We plan on adding many more useful features to help you measure your tracks’ impact, so stay tuned!

If you don’t already have AudioIgniter Pro, take a look at all the features you are missing out on!

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