Do You Know How Many Visitors Your Blog Attracts?

Posted by Denise Griffitts on Oct 22, 2008 in Internet Mastery | 0 comments

Blogging these days is critical to any online entrepreneurs’ success, but do you know what your success rate is? Do you know the number of readers you have? Here are a couple of tracking tools that you can try out to determine which best suits your needs.

Google Analytics: The new Google Analytics makes it easy to improve your results online. Write better ads, strengthen your marketing initiatives, and create higher-converting websites. Google Analytics is free to all advertisers, publishers, and site owners.

Site Meter: Also free on the basic plan, but only offers detailed analysis of the last 100 pageloads.

Shiney Stat: The free version gives you ten reports, free counter and various styles of counters.

StatCounter is a free visitor tracker and hit counter which also offers real-time web stats. You can analyze and monitor all the visitors to your website or blog in real-time.

My Online Users: Fast, easy to install and completely free.

Who’s Amung Us: This free and easy tool allows bloggers to track real-time traffic statistics and also allows you to view instantly where your visitors and from. You can also determine when you’ve got the most visitors online.

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Free Keyword Optimizer Tool

Posted by Denise Griffitts on Jul 14, 2008 in Internet Mastery | 0 comments

A large online marketing campaign will often generate a long – and sometimes unmanageable – list of key words and phrases.  If this has happened to you, get things back into shape with this free Keyword Optimizer tool.

Just paste in your terms, click “clean list,” and any duplicate entries that have built up will be eliminated.  Key terms will also be placed in alphabetical order, to help you stay organized in the future.  Saving time is always a good thing!

Free Redirect Check Tool

Posted by Denise Griffitts on Apr 13, 2008 in Internet Mastery | 0 comments

A lot of us lose out on valuable search engine traffic due to incorrectly configuring our redirects. It is very important that a search engine spider crawling through your website is able to follow any redirects you have set up. When running your online campaign, you can’t be too careful. There are many details that need to be double-checked, and something as important as a redirect deserves special attention.

Make sure that search engines can recognize your redirect by using a Redirect Check tool.

Simply enter a site’s URL, and the tool will let you know if what you’ve set up is search engine friendly.  If it isn’t, there’s advice on how to fix it. And if it is, then search engines will know how to recognize and reward your online campaign. It is a simple step that will benefit your website’s longterm health.

Free Search Engine Saturation Tool

Posted by Denise Griffitts on Feb 17, 2008 in Internet Mastery | 0 comments

There’s a lot to say for carefully targeted campaigns, but another strategy involves saturation. After all, in just about any drawing or contest, the person with the most entries has the best shot at winning, and online campaigns can work in a similar fashion.

The Search Engine Saturation Tool will let you know how many pages you (and your competitors) have indexed with the leading search engines. Just input the URLs, and you’ll be on your way to understanding the odds and achieving /search engine success.