How to Know What Pages are Being StumbledUpon

[thebassman]

I get a decent amount of traffic via StumbleUpon, but how does one tell what pages are being stumbled? I use Google Analytics and AWStats as my stats program, but neither can seem to tell me... ideas?

[Tech Entrance]

I get a decent amount of traffic via StumbleUpon, but how does one tell what pages are being stumbled? I use Google Analytics and AWStats as my stats program, but neither can seem to tell me... ideas?

I think stumble upon bar can tell you this ;)

[toby]

u can registered with stumbled and u can see if your site being stumbled by people.

[thebassman]

Yeah, I realize if I visit every page on my site, I can see it in the toolbar, but my site has hundreds of thousands of pages, so obviously that's not going to work.

[thebassman]

Any other ideas? There must be a way...

[Jean-Luc]

I get a decent amount of traffic via StumbleUpon, but how does one tell what pages are being stumbled? I use Google Analytics and AWStats as my stats program, but neither can seem to tell me... ideas?Don't you find the StumbleUpon pages referring to your site in your list of referrers ?

Jean-Luc

[thebassman]

Yeah, but they just show: www.stumbleupon.com/refer.php - not that actual page... know what I mean?

[Jean-Luc]

In AWStats, change URLReferrerWithQuery in the config file to :

URLReferrerWithQuery=1

And you will get the complete URL of the referrer.

Jean-Luc

[Jean-Luc]

In fact, it is a bit more complicated than I thought. AWStats places the StumbleUpon referrers under the "search engine referrers". Anyway, as I had the same type of problem, I wrote an AWStats extra section to get the list of my pages on StumbleUpon. It is setup in a way that the links in the report go to the StumbleUpon reviews.

The extra section is here: AWStats, Referrers from StumbleUpon (http://www.internetofficer.com/awstats/stumbleupon/)

Jean-Luc

[thebassman]

Cool! So where I put this code?

[Jean-Luc]

It should be placed in your AWStats config file.

You can append it at the end of the file. Don't forget to replace your_site.com by the name of your site (twice)!

Jean-Luc