Hi, I have a website, and i want to know if it's getting and visitors. I can not put a counter in, so is there any other service I can use that monitors traffic to the website?
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Google Analytics is a very good FREE service that allows you to know  \n\na. your traffic metrics - pageviews, visitors, uniques\nb. your conversion if you are using pay per click\nc. sites referring traffic to you\nd. keywords used in the search engines \ne. geographic breakdown of traffic\n\nAnd many more. Google Analytics is offered by invitation only but you can request for an invite here http://www.google.com/analytics/\n\nOther services that can track traffic for you that is not a counter (a counter is only for newbies, so amateurish)\n\nhttp://www.statcounter.com/ (free version is limited pageviews and referrers)\nhttp://www.onestat.com/\nhttp://awstats.sourceforge.net/
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Either find a nice programmer and ask him to make you a script for a tracer, or you can google it. I'm not really sure what you meant by your question. But I think I'm right about it. But if you can find a script for a tracer, it should show the MySpace usernames of those who have looked at your page. Or it will show IPs. I'm not sure. I don't know much about MySpace tracers.
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There is no way to tell but this site will give updated counts of domains.\n\nhttp://www.domaintools.com/internet-statistics/
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Try runnig ethereal.  It will show you the actual traffic and you can look at stuff by port.  There mays be clues in the content.
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Like atomic_overlord said, but I also suggest you have a simple project or two in mind.  Try creating a MySQL-based counter for your websites!
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if you are reffering to visitor counter there is a god web counter for free at www.gostats.com
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There are anonymizer and proxy sites out there; essentially, everything gets routed through them, so if, for example, you were using one to look at Yahoo's pages, Yahoo would "think" that the traffic came from one of those sites.\n\nBut the anonymizer or proxy would know where your traffic came from. In essence, there is no way to be completely anonymous on the Internet -- someone, somewhere, can figure out where the traffic comes from, at least in general terms.
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Your website should have that analytics built in through code. You can also use traffic analyzers to understand traffic patterns.
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THEREZ no such tool available to check for a specific website..however if u wish to check the general speed of ur internet connection u can check this website: http://performance.toast.net/
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If you Yahoo search (or google) "web monitoring software" you will come across a multitude of possible packages to use. Where I worked before, we used a package called Webtrends that gave us all the statistical analysis that we needed for our purposes. If you look at the various products out there, you can see which one gives you the features you require and a cost comparison... You may also which to read some reviews such as the following...\nhttp://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1619184,00.asp
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I don't have any but\nbtw, there are alternatives to google analytics\n\nhttp://www.google.com/analytics/\nhttp://www.sitemeter.com\nhttp://awstats.sourceforge.net/\nhttp://www.webtrends.com\nhttp://mach5.com/products/analyzer/index.php\nhttp://www.tracewatch.com/\nhttp://www.addfreestats.com/\nhttp://bbclone.de/\nhttp://www.trafficfile.com/\nhttp://www.haveamint.com/\nhttp://www.summary.net/\nhttp://www.reinvigorate.net/
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Try Ethereal. It's not specific to HTTP, but it will definately let you see your requests and responses.
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You can use software such as:\n\n1. Your own web log. Ask your webhost to give you access to your web log -- you'll see the IP address, what pages they are accessing and their source traffic in real time\n\n2. Use softwares such as\n\nHBX http://www.websidestory.com/\nGoogle Analytics http://www.google.com/analytics/ (free)\nWebTrends http://www.webtrends.com/
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As it stands you don't there is an automated server is busy message tagged as the sites index page.  Unless there is a backdoor for snoopy fed reasons.
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I bought a program called In The Know off the internet for $19.99.  Records key strokes, sites viewed, etc.  It's very easy to use.\n\nKeyloggers are too easy to detect, most make clicking noises.
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Data, my dear friend. Everybody likes to collect data.\n\nImagine your site becomes big. Seriously big. Myspace kind of big. Suddenly you know you have a million users, but you don't know how many are American and how many are European, Asian, and so on. Wouldn't this be useful to know? You could shape your bandwidth based on time zones, advertise in different languages, and so on.\n\nData can be used to pull all sorts of information about your clients, and the hosting services hope that they will one day be big enough to use it all!
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Yes, its possible to tell how many people have viewed it but not who in pessific did view it...\nGo to change accont settings...\nthen to profile views - reset count...\nthen it will say u have (what ever number u have profile views)\ndo u wish to reset them?\n\nalso it is displayed on the main home page, in the uper right coner.