Want to see where your buzz is @ on a map? Buzzdeck's Heatmap allows you to do this and lets you view where people are clicking the links you post online, where your fans are buying your tracks or visiting your website. 

You can plug in different data sources and choose to view all of them at the same time to get a general idea of where the action's happening or view them one by one to help you analyze the performance of a particular data source. 

You can see the whole world at once..... 

... or zoom in to view more local activity. 

Instead of analyzing statistics and performance from static numbers, you can have this! Makes data measuring a bit more fun, doesn't it?

Buzzdeck is joining the Summer Meetup @ Cargo, Shoreditch tomorrow — July 6th — along with Mobile Roadie, Spotify, Songkick, SoundCloud, Posse and Webdoc. Join in and come meet us there! More info on Mobile Roadie blog.

This week we are welcoming a new member to the Buzzdeck team - Meet Kristina, the new Head of PR & Communications. More tweets, Facebook updates and other communication coming at your way soon! So do check us out on Twitter or find us on Facebook for more frequent updates and to get the latest buzz on Buzzdeck.

We have added the ability to track p2p activity surrounding an album or single release. This is available for all Pro or Custom users and can be accessed by adding a new site tracker on an artists settings page.

You can now view timeline data to the nearest hour, as well as feed data for a specific day in time. To access both these views, simply click on a day on the timeline.

We've made some improvements to the artist settings page for Pro and Label users. There is now a different form for each social site with much clearer explanations.

We've been aware for a while that if you configured all of the 35 different data sources BuzzDecks timeline can display, then you end up with a confusing and cluttered display. Stats are now grouped according to source. For example (see image below), YouTube video plays are displayed with the option to 'view more', which will then display YouTube subscribers, comments and favourites on the timeline.

We've now implemented hypemachine search into feed and word cloud. You can add search terms on artist settings. The guys at hypemachine provide a great service, aggregating music related blogs and we're really happy to be able to implement this in buzzdeck.

We're pleased to announce this exciting new feature available to all BuzzDeck Pro users. Word clouds appear on every profile with a feed and show the words that are appear most often in that feed. You can also filter the feed by selecting words from the word cloud providing a unique insight into the content of that feed. The word cloud appears like this:

As you solo and mute different feed sources the word cloud will update to reflect the content you are looking at. The word cloud will also update in real time as your feed updates.