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We Offer Visible Hit Counters and Invisible Hit Counters
If you want an easy and free graphical hit counter that displays the number of hits to your Web site's pages, then we have a wide selection of Web site counters in different colors and styles (see below). We also offer the option of using an invisible hit counter. Both our visible hit counters and our invisible hit counters offer a full range of Web site statistics that you can access at any time. Both Web site counter options are entirely free of charge. Sign up now in less than 30 seconds!
Our Free Web Counter Includes Useful Web Site Visitor Statistics
Our free hit counter services also feature useful Website traffic information about your Website. Visitor numbers are displayed graphically for easy visualization of long term trends.
On this report we use three primary statistics hits, page views and unique visitors.
A unique visitor is one visit from a particular visitor over a certain period of time. So if a user spends 10 minutes browsing several pages of your web site, this would be one unique.
A hit occurs every time a user opens a page on your Web site different to the previous page they viewed. Refreshing the same page for instance won't count as a hit as it isn't a new page view.
Page views are the total number of page views regardless of it being a unique visit, the same page loaded again, or a different page.
Visitor Statistics can be viewed in reports grouped by the hour, day, week, month or year.
Month View
Hours of Day View
Days of Week View
Date Selection
You can choose the date range on any report using this simple control.
Current Visitors
This feature shows the current users who are browsing your Web site. This is also reflected by the InLive counter "3 users online". You can view their details be clicking on the Current Visitors option in the statssheet program. Information includes country of origin, IP address, browser, operating system, resolution and JavaScript.
Latest Visits to Web Site
This is a quick summary showing the last 50 visits to your Web site.
Browsers Used to View Web Site
The browser display quickly and graphically shows you your visitors' browser usage. The actual numbers and the percentage usage are displayed. It might be important in determining what your Web site will look like in other browsers.
Visitor Operating Systems
Systems displays the numbers and percentage of usage for your users' operating systems. This provides information for determining operating system specific functions in combination with the browser display.
Visitor Countries
This is an extremely important statistic as it shows you the major countries your visitors come from. Perhaps you are missing a market due to a language barrier. Maybe you are missing sales since you don't specifically ship to a country. Keep an eye on this statistic.
Referrers to Web Site
Referrers will hold the important information as to where your visits are coming from. A portion of your visitors will be direct views from their own bookmarks. Others however will come from other Web sites or online search. This information can be used to judge marketing campaigns, search engine optimization, and link exchanges.
Referring URLS: When a user clicks on a link that directs them to your Web site, the page they came from is known as the "Referring URL".
Search Engines Used to Find Web Site: This statistic reflects which search engines are providing you with traffic. This can be important in determining how you need to optimize your Web site. Perhaps you are doing well in Yahoo, but what about Google, MSN, and other important search engines?
Search Keywords Used to Find Web Site: This will display the search terms people use to find your Web site. This is another useful tool in determining the origin of your visitors. Are people finding your Web site using the keywords that best reflect your Web site?
Popular Pages on Web Site
Popular pages keeps a tally of what pages visitors view the most on your Web site. This can be useful for seeing what people find of most use or interest on your Web site.
Site Entry and Exit Pages
Entry and exit pages are the first and last page a user visits on your Web site respectively. The pages at the top of the entry list are those which are most easily found by your users. The exit list will show you the pages your users are most likely to leave your Web site.
Visitor Paths While on Web Site
Paths are a fantastic way to track your visitors usage of your Web site. They will show exactly how a visitor moves through your Web site. From the referring URL, how long they spend, to where they leave your Web site. This is a good tool to truck the effectiveness of your navigation or information layout. Perhaps you are wondering where a Web site sale is falling through? This may just show you that information.
Time Spent on Site
A simple statistic showing how long a visitor spends on your Web site. This is never a exact science due to the nature of the World Wide Web, however this will give more than a rough guide to how long your visitors stay on your Web site.
Google Adsense Exit Links
Ever wondered what Google Adsense ads were being clicked on your Web site? Well this report will show you the title of any Google Ad that is clicked.
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