Where does my Traffic come from?

[thenetfool]

I like using statcounter.com in combination with google analytics. They are both good enough in my viewpoint.

I actually wrote a post about this: Blog Traffic Statistics | The Importance of Tracking Your Readers | The Net Fool

You'll find it helpful I trust

[clipod]

Originally Posted by Ferox

Google Analytics.

It's free, much more detailed, has pretty graphs, but might take a day or two to get working accurately (It's not real-time statistics like statconter).

Ya I also recommend the same. Right now i am using both feed burner stast and and also google analytics.

[Giamatti]

Originally Posted by thenetfool

I like using statcounter.com in combination with google analytics. They are both good enough in my viewpoint.

I actually wrote a post about this: Blog Traffic Statistics | The Importance of Tracking Your Readers | The Net Fool

You'll find it helpful I trust

Thanks for the article i found it indeed usefull

Originally Posted by clipod

Ya I also recommend the same. Right now i am using both feed burner stast and and also google analytics.

Feedburner stats? well im not sure if i allready set up a feed for my blog... im fairly new to blogging so im doing it slowly and bit by bit thanks.

[pcsourcepoint]

Also with Google Analytics, you can evaluate in depth stats and have them emailed to you. Useful is the setting up of Goals, to track by URL's, and track visitor entries by content...

[enamul]

I use Google Analytics to track my visitors activity.
It's a nice free tool from google.

[Giamatti]

ive been using google analytics for a few days now, and i must say im impressed.

thanks loads for the reply's