Visitor Tracking System

Web Tracker / Site Tracker / Visitor Tracker

What exactly is a web tracker (also known as a visitor tracker or site tracker), and why do you need one?

The idea behind a web tracker is very simple and has been around for many years. Essentially you place a small piece of code on your website, when someone visits your website, that small piece of code is executed and the visitor's public details (ip address, browser, operating system, referrer, page title and url etc) are analysed and stored for reporting to you later.

The great advantage of web trackers are that they are better at tracking 'real people' as they track browsers NOT server requests. This often means a web tracker will have a significantly lower count than standard log file analysis. But it offers a more realistic figure of the visitors to your website and far more detail.

Some important benefits of the system!

The system will help you to know the number of visitors that visits your website daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. This will help you to know where your real customers are located or coming from so as to follow them appropriately. It will tell you the operating systems, web browsers and screen resolution of the computers that your visitors use to access your website. It will tell you the countries and cities of the visitors that visits your website. It will tell you the number of visitors that are viewing your website at a certain time. It will tell you the search engines used to find your website. It will tell you the pages viewed on your website and the search engines where the visitor came from to your website page. Above all, your use of the application is free and no special sign up is required, you only need to supply your website home page URL to get a small piece of code that you can place at the BODY section of your webpage for visitors tracking purpose. The application is also responsive to screen. There are options where you can change the width, visibility of the tracking system and other important settings in the tracking code generated. Click here to see how it works