February 22, 2006 at 11:52 pm
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Web stats are simply a way to track who is visitng your site, and how they are finding it. Any web designer or internet marketer will tell you that keeping track of and analyzing your web stats is one of the best ways to adjust your site to make it better. For example, by analyzing your stats, you may find that a buried page is doing really well in the rankings, and receiving a lot of hits. You may want to tweak your site map or navigation on your website so that particular page is really easy to find. A few of the best (and free!) programs are google analytics, stat counter, and aw stats, and webalizer.
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[…] Consider these questions from both an internal perspective, as well as from an outsiders perspective (customers, visitors). Web site metrics / stats are a great way to analyze some of this info. Also, think about your strengths in relation to your competitors. For example, let’s take a look at affiliate marketing. If your competition (other affiliates going after the same industry / product suite) has great content, then having great content is not necessarily a website strength…it is a necessity if you want to compete. […]
[…] As you know, keeping track of your web stats is vital to online success. A use a bunch of free services on my websites, but the one I like best (google analytics) only gives me 5 sites to track. ClickTracks is another very popular web metrics/ analytics software, and they have just released a free version. It’s free, might as well check it out. […]
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