how to track website traffic?

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by ebay_addict, Jul 29, 2006.

  1. ebay_addict

    ebay_addict New Member

    Hi, can someone please tell me what program they are using to track where their website traffic is coming from? I'm using www.web-stat.com but for some reason its not working very well. any help would be appreciated! thanks
  2. arunkumarsuri

    arunkumarsuri New Member

    You can try sitemeter. It has a free version.
  3. Vishal P. Rao

    Vishal P. Rao Administrator Staff Member

  4. inter

    inter New Member

    I am using addfreestats.com/
  5. malibumentor

    malibumentor New Member

    I use Veretracking as part of my Veretekk system. Its cool, gives me a lot of info, and free.
  6. eclair

    eclair New Member

    One of my blogs has Awstats

    I wasn't the one who installed it though. The site admin did. It's nifty though [​IMG]
  7. ryquest

    ryquest New Member

  8. iceman001972

    iceman001972 New Member

    How about google analytics if you have an adwords campaign. It shows where your visitors come from even.
  9. mrworkathome

    mrworkathome New Member

    TraceWatch is an incredible free program. You can watch their live demo at the site. I actually had two other programs I was paying monthly for and this one outperforms them by far.

    You do need to password protect it if you don't want open stats as it doesn't do it automatically.
  10. pcwork

    pcwork New Member

    Awstats is very detailed, but you should have SSH access to your server
  11. netjobs

    netjobs Member

    if u willing to pay for the stats for ur website... highly recommended is www.statcounter.com, there statistics are awesome and much faster... features like Visitor paths, IP Address, Search Engine Keywords, Search Engine Wars, Recent Came From, Location of the Visitor & more..

    Also offers free signup for upto 100 viewers of ur website...
  12. ebay_addict

    ebay_addict New Member

    Wow, thanks soo much everyone!
  13. enzoch

    enzoch New Member

    It depends on what your purpose is.
    - If you want a powerful tracking system, I suggest using Google Analytics, but it has drawback: it's slow [​IMG]

    - If you want a simpler system, I suggest using Addfreestats. It's free, and it's also able to track your adsense CTR (that's why I love it).
  14. tradelinksfree

    tradelinksfree New Member

    I have found a great free traffic tracker that is simple to use it requires adding a copy and paste script to the page you want to track.

    check it out:http://extremetracking.com
  15. ebay_addict

    ebay_addict New Member

    Thanks, I will check some of those out!
  16. annex

    annex New Member

    I tried several and I liked Awstats.
  17. Hey ebay,

    I just came across something that may interest you. It doesn't keep stats per se, but it does track WHERE people click on your site.

    http://www.crazyegg.com It has helped me in placement of ads, links and the like.

    For keeping regular stats, I use http://www.statcounter.com

    Just my .02

    Joe

    ps hey Vishal, sorry I haven't been around much. busy, busy, busy...
    [​IMG]
  18. PSS Vishal,
    My Blogs Birthday was 10/5...
    I made it a whole year. Sorry for going off topic, but I'm celebrating...
    [​IMG]
  19. Vishal P. Rao

    Vishal P. Rao Administrator Staff Member

    Belated happy birthday to your blog Joe [​IMG] Congratulations on making it to a year!
  20. cyberchick

    cyberchick New Member

    I agree with Quoting: netjobshighly recommended is www.statcounter.com, there statistics are awesome and much faster... features like Visitor paths, IP Address, Search Engine Keywords, Search Engine Wars, Recent Came From, Location of the Visitor & more..

    Also offers free signup for upto 100 viewers of ur website...

    I have used them too, but then run out of space, gotten over the first 100. Haven't bothered since. My site has a built in feature now, so I didn't need it. Also try myadstracker.com they seem neat
    Hey MB congrats on being persistent. I haven't seen your Blog, but I'm aiming to do exactly as you did. Only got started recently but on track so far [​IMG]

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