What stat counter to use?

[GaryJay]

nice article, and I cast my vote for ya---(lol)

Gary (old dude)
ThreeScorePlusTen

[ffnstuff]

Originally Posted by GaryJay

nice article, and I cast my vote for ya---(lol)

Gary (old dude)
ThreeScorePlusTen

Thanks I appreciate it !

[skleiner]

I use statcounter now and g analytics

There is one I used before on an older website, if anyone knows about it, I'd like to get it implemented on a different site, it's called ASP Stats Generator - I did not install it on the previous site, and not sure if it's strictly for ASP sites or not.. any clue?

I loved it because it was free, and it kept a log in definitely, so you could track leads or sales that went back 3 years if needed.

[kirbybowl]

i use sitemeter. I find that it is best for checking referrals and real-time stats. I use Google Analytics for long term stats.

[cipals15]

Any analytics tool. If you are making it for a company, better apply for paid analytics tool because they are more accurate and gives more information than Google Analytics (which is free!). Sitemeter is a good counter because they are updated regularly.

[rjleaman]

Performancing's pMetrics lets you see stats in real time, which is incredibly useful if you get a Digg hit or the like... Woopra is pretty good for that, too, but I found the interface kind of "busy" and hard to find things quickly, hard to get a quick overview of the stats status.