Tynt Tracer - Keep track of people copying stuff from your blog.

[BecomeYoung]

Very nifty tool. It only seems to count the number of people who physically copy and paste stuff, but still fun to know.

[Nathan]

Originally Posted by BecomeYoung

Very nifty tool. It only seems to count the number of people who physically copy and paste stuff, but still fun to know.

It also counts page views, but that isn't the point of the service.

The point is to trace people copying stuff off your site, because that is something that most analytics services neglect to keep track of. Tynt Tracer is no Google Analytics, but it is designed to fill a gap that GA and other analytics platforms have forgotten about.

[philiplam3]

Where/How do I check the stats?

[Nathan]

Click on the Dashboard. The link is at the upper right hand corner of the page. It will give you all the stats on the Dashboard page. You have to wait a day for the stats to be updated.

[Emilio123]

Pretty good.

[philiplam3]

Originally Posted by Nathan

Click on the Dashboard. The link is at the upper right hand corner of the page. It will give you all the stats on the Dashboard page. You have to wait a day for the stats to be updated.

Thanks very much

[Nathan]

Just thought I would share this delightful little tidbit. So far, since I installed Tynt Tracer here are the stats:

Visitors copied 76,361 words and 60 images on your site in this period.

That's pretty incredible if you ask me.

What have you got as far as the stats go Jessi?

[rebeccabythewater]

Yay for reverse stalking!

I love this widget!

[QuirkyJessi]

My stats aren't quite as impressive. Roughly 60 images, but not nearly as many words (then again, my entries don't tend to be very lengthy any more, so people aren't copying as much at once). I'm mostly loving the feature where it tacks in a url when they copy/paste, as I've actually seen that in action a few times on sites.

[Nathan]

Yeah it is quite nice.