Being able to monitor web traffic to your sites is very important. You want to be able to gather metrics like where are users are being referred from, how long users stay on your site, what ads are working or not. Being able to gather statistics helps... (posted on 21 Mar 2008 by OuterVillage.com | Technology News & Ideas)
There is an easy way to reveal a Feedburner count even if the blog in question doesn’t display an FB feedcount button. Just use a URL of the following format - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~fc/BlogFeedburnerName. The following URL will show you how many... (posted on 21 Mar 2008 by Significant Figures)
Remember Alexa? It was one of the earliest add on search toolbars for web browsers and came in for a lot of criticism early on as it showed up in the alerts and logs of anti-spyware programs. It is, of course a software spy in some sense of the word. It... (posted on 14 Mar 2008 by Significant Figures)
Interactive Advertising Bureau Requests Audits of ComScore and Neilsen to "Get on the Same Page"Content publishers and tracking agencies aren't always on the same page when it comes to Web metrics, which are key to a site's appeal to advertisers. In... (posted on 22 Feb 2008 by Presto Vivace Blog)
Alexa.com’s rankings of popular websites, never terribly accurate but always debated and used in arguments, have dropped Google from their number 2 spot all the way to #4. Passing Google.com are Google’s own YouTube, now #2, and Microsoft’s Live.com,... (posted on 21 Feb 2008 by InsideGoogle)
Recently I came across an article, which suggested to use www.suexchange.com in order to increase the traffic on your site, the suggestion was quite mouthwatering, I immediately accessed this site, and registered myself, and I felt it actually doesn’t... (posted on 13 Feb 2008 by Technospot.Net)
Not too long ago I was wondering what type of results I could create by sending an older blog post to a bunch of friends on SU. I had a feeling that during a period of slow traffic, this would be an easy way to get a boost. (posted on 21 Jan 2008 by Blah, Blah! Technology)

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