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  • #590618
    Anonymous
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    is there a program to download?

    #674458
    Anonymous
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    oh my gosh clicktracks is EXPENSIVE! :(

    #674459
    Anonymous
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    I would start with a free log file analyzer
    You get the logs of your server
    http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&q=log+file+analyzer+&btnG=Search

    Brad

    #674474
    Anonymous
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    I always use a raw log file analyzer like Brad said, usually AWstats which is pretty standard but I know there are more full featured ones out there now.

    If you’d rather not install a script on your webhost you can use something like http://www.StatCounter.com which gives you an invisible piece of javascript that you put on every one of your pages, and it’ll automatically track the stats for you in a web-based interface. It’s free up to a few hundred thousand hits per month.

    #674510
    Anonymous
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    how you like addfreestats?

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