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Which web analytics tool do you use?

Discussion in 'Traffic Analysis' started by redorbit, Dec 12, 2006.

  1. Emperor

    Emperor Guest

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    #21
    I use Statcounter, Google analytics and Crazy egg :D

    All are very good and offer good stats.
     
    Emperor, Dec 23, 2006 IP
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    #22
    my default one is statcounter.com
     
    ht125, Dec 25, 2006 IP
  3. AliImran786

    AliImran786 Peon

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    #23
    The most popular one is obviously Google Analytics. If you are part of a big enterprise company, then Omniture is perhaps your best option. I have used AWStats as well, however I did not like it too much.

    Google Analytics FTW :) . Simply install the tracker code on all your pages and you should be set to go. It allows you to see navigation path summaries, entrance and exit points - the number of visitors you got on specific days, weeks, months and even compare them to past data.

    That is just the tip of the iceberg, you can do tons more - especially with their new in-page analytics tool which allows you to look at your page and tell you how many percentage of visitors clicked on any specific links.

    Try it out.
     
    AliImran786, Feb 1, 2011 IP
  4. Steve Marino

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    #24
    I never paid much attention before, I concentrated on the server stats but I've just signed up for Google Analytics and Quantcast which I hope will prove useful.
     
    Steve Marino, Feb 1, 2011 IP
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    brad.smith4321 Peon

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    #25
    Google analytics is the best tool for track visitors of your site ...
     
    brad.smith4321, Feb 7, 2011 IP
  6. pushkin

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    #26
    Besides Google Analytics, I also use something called REF Code Analytics (http://www.9thsphere.com/refcode-analytics.html) - it is a different analytics tool that allows you to calculate the effectiveness of your website design and the number of conversions you get not through your submission forms, but through phones calls that you get. These phone calls need to be generated through someone coming to your website and finding your number. It is a fairly strong tool that tracks the online activities of callers who have visited a business’ website prior to contacting that organization by phone. You can read more about it by searching for it on Google.
     
    pushkin, Feb 16, 2011 IP
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    s521545 Well-Known Member

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    #27
    I use AW stats as well as GA
     
    s521545, Feb 17, 2011 IP
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    #28
    We use AWSTATS, Opentracker.net and Quantcast. I just started using Opentracker and really like it. It costs $40 a month, but that works for us because we have a very popular website and sell advertising. Opentracker tells you where your traffic comes from. So if someone accesses from a business server you know that a user has accessed from that business, although you don't know who. This is very valuable information when trying to sell advertising.

    AWSTATS is great because of its visual appeal and the fact that it counts everything, but segregates out robot traffic. Unfortunately, it seems rather unstable, particularly lately.

    Quantcast is great and also free, like AWSTATS, but there is no support and sometimes features stop working.
     
    ipwatchdog, Feb 22, 2011 IP
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    #29
    My vote is for Google Analytics :)

    It's accurate ! I recommend it !
     
    bkr3, Feb 25, 2011 IP
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    #30
    google analytics and awstats are my options
     
    DmitryS, Mar 4, 2011 IP
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    #31
    My friend is confused as well on the results of his blog. He said that his blogger tool reports lower traffic when compared with Google Analytics.
     
    byronhbrown, Mar 9, 2011 IP
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    backendbuddy Greenhorn

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    #32
    if you want free analytical tool, use Google Analytics, if you want paid version, try web analytics.
     
    backendbuddy, Mar 9, 2011 IP