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Paul Jarvis

Paul Jarvis was the co-founder of Fathom Analytics (now retired), and handled the design, content and brand of the business.

He is also the author of Company of One (which has been published in 20+ languages worldwide). His writing and ideas have appeared in Bloomberg, The Financial Times, Inc., Forbes, CNBC, The Next Web, Fast Company, USA Today and more.

Paul is a veteran of the online tech world and, over the years, has worked with such clients as Microsoft, Yahoo, Mercedes-Benz, Warner Music and even Shaquille O’Neal. He has over 25 years of design and writing experience.

He no longer exists on social media, nor does he have an online presence. Please do not contact Fathom Analytic's customer support to get in touch with him.
Paul Jarvis

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How to talk to your client or boss about a switch to Fathom

How to talk to your client or boss about a switch to Fathom

We get it, your clients or boss may not have heard of Fathom Analytics yet, since we’re mostly popular in the privacy, blogging and SaaS space.

 Online privacy statistics

Online privacy statistics

Internet privacy statistics: here are some interesting facts and statistics from around the internet about protecting personal data and internet privacy.

 Make your website a black hole to big tech

Make your website a black hole to big tech

Google doesn’t need to charge for Google Analytics, they get access to such a vast amount of our personal data. It’s one of the biggest tech monopolies ever.

 Get paid 25% lifetime commissions when you refer customers to Fathom Analytics

Get paid 25% lifetime commissions when you refer customers to Fathom Analytics

Introducing our new privacy-focused affiliate program for our simple analytics software.

 The enemy

The enemy

I’ve noticed a concerning trend lately: small business owners who sell anything are being seen and labelled as the enemy by some folks online.

 Fathom Analytics inside WordPress

Fathom Analytics inside WordPress

By using Fathom Analytics for WordPress you can view your Fathom dashboard directly within your WordPress admin area

 Fathom Analytics now supports two-factor authentication (2FA)

Fathom Analytics now supports two-factor authentication (2FA)

In an ideal world, all passwords would be secret and unhackable...

 From almost shutting down to tripling our MRR

From almost shutting down to tripling our MRR

It’s hard to imagine that a year ago Fathom Analytics almost disappeared forever.

 Work like you’re driving

Work like you’re driving

We’ve been sold the idea that notifications are always important and we should allow them to constantly distract us.

 Take back your online privacy

Take back your online privacy

Create your own digital grab-and-go kit