Website Tracking

Once your website is constructed, optimized for search, and launched, you next want to use a website tracking service to gauge incoming traffic. How many people are visiting your site daily, where are they coming from, and what are they doing once they are on your site? Do people linger as they visit, or pop on and jump off immediately? Are they finding you via Google, or coming to you from other sources? Moreover, as you collect results on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, what can you do to increase your numbers, and consequently sales of your book?

Where design, content, and optimization play important roles in building a website, statistics are also important as they can assist you in adjusting your site to increase traffic. It's important to know what statistics to look for and what they mean. Here is just a short list of things to look for as you study your website tracking's results.

• Unique visitors and page loads. When a person uses his web browser to see your website and he visits e.g. 3 pages of your website, that would be counted as 1 unique visitor and 3 page leads.
• Referrals. Referrals are the actual links or URLs from which people are coming to your site. They may be links from search results in Google or Yahoo, or links from other sites that have information on your site and work. The more varied the list of URLs is lets you know of your rising link popularity, while the gradual charting of numbers from search URLs can help you indicate your rising or decreasing exposure in search.
• Search engine keywords. SE keywords are the words or phrases used in search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN to reach your website.

ExpertCounter provides all these features and many more.

To start using our free website tracking just register an account with us. We will provide easy step by step instructions once you are in the members area.