Whats a good stats-tracker?

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by Bips, Oct 31, 2006.

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    I need one for my new blog.
    Something that shows uniques, visits, hits, bandwith used, etc.
    Help?
     
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  2. toby

    toby Notable Member

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    check out awstats, that's very useful
     
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  3. Bips

    Bips Guest

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    okay, well, i tried installing it and it said I needed a PERL
    what is that and how do i get one
     
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    Very nice, I like google.com/analytics! awstat is good also, PERL is a server side scripting language.
     
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    YIAM Notable Member

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    StateCounter is also a good option. It provies lots of details [not bandwith]. You may try it.
     
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    i go with google analytics, its free, easy, and has great stats.
     
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    Im just interested in Awstats right now.
    So im wondering how do i get PERL in my PATH?
    it tells me to do so when i try to install.
    a walkthrough would be good.
     
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    www.statcounter.com is also a good one. You can even have reports emailed to you on a regular basis.
     
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    buzza_gts Active Member

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    You need to install perl on your web server, guide here: iisanswers.com/Top10FAQ/t10-installperl.htm
     
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    statcounter.com is #1 for free stats!
     
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    arena Banned

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    Google analytics-Google.
    It shows something advanced.
     
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    I would too recommend google analytics. Bandwidth can only be measured on the server so you might want to have different program for that.
     
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    Google Analytics definitely.
     
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    I've used all of them. go with google analytics OR extremetracker.
    i like extreme better due to the simple interface but google does do more analytics
     
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    Google's is great (formerly Urchin) but Mint is nice and easy if you dont need all the bells and whistles

    http://www.haveamint.com/
     
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