Adsense tracking and statistic

Which software that allowed us to log clickers' IP? I wonder how many clicks from the same IP?

Thanks in advance,

Tranix

 

I wonder why a publisher need one like that?
Anyhow just googleit.

 

I like asRep.com

 

Looks good, only $50 too.

But no screen shots on the site...or maybe I just can't find them?

 

because if some thing is going wrong it can be easily tracked

 

I've been using software to track the clicks and have seen interesting results. It is fairly easy to see that google detects the rampid clickers. I had one IP that clicked ads for days strait, hundreds of clicks. The tracking software showed the activity and as evident by the discripency in the click count from google, they detected it also and just ignored the clicks.

 

Thanks Worldwid,

when I run the admin.php file, I get this error message "Can not create configuration file..."

 

www.adsenselogger.com is the best of the best open source php adsense tracker i use it this tool in my 2 sites and it is really very usefull i say every one must use this tool. Thanks

 

This looks interesting but...

"Mozilla and Firefox does not support the javacode used to track the clicks, but hopefully I will find a solution to this in v. 2.0"

This seems like a concern though.

 

if yours site extenion .php then u also add php include

 

I have been using asrep for a really long time and I can tell you its the 50 dollars worth paying. If you check one of my earlier replies in which we discussed asrep before I was a bit reluctant to pay the 50 dollars myself. But Im glad I did. This product is easy to install. It has a self installer if I remember correctly. Download the demo and you ll be able to see some features of the programm itself. In the full version you ll be able to track clicks, countries, days, time, colors, sizes, track the number of clicks per IP, reports, etc. For the person who posted the error. Did you set the correct rights (chmod) . If that isnt the solution you can always send a e-mail to Mehmet Oner at . Good luck

 

You need to make sure the asprep directory is writeable by apache.

 

Oh I see. It is just a javascript incompatibility. So if you can use php then it is no problem I guess.

 

Sweet! I didn't know about this one before!

 

For me at least, exact click counts are not necessary or really valuable.

I just want to be able to see general patterns over long periods of time. I want to be able to determine what pages are converting and what pages are not converting.

Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox is still a small segment of the market and can, for statistical purposes, be safely ignored.