Submitted by pagetron on Mon, 04/09/2012 - 15:43
The growth of internet can be measured with the help of web traffic data offered by a handful of reliable sources that you can use to research and make your own report about the Internet industry and its market trends. The following are a list of useful sites for gathering data about statistics of Internet traffic and the other useful parameters such as the number of hosts, users etc.
Submitted by pagetron on Thu, 02/09/2012 - 00:18
There are many good writers who write online and have tons of published articles but they think why their site is not attracting as much organic traffic as they expected in comparison to the other blogs that provides similar types of articles. Actually, by providing good content to a website you can only win half the battle of SERP and the rest half depends on how you optimize your site so as it becomes a delicious recipe to web crawler-I mean the search engine bots.
Submitted by pagetron on Wed, 02/08/2012 - 22:08
To measure website traffic means how your site is performing as far as the volume of traffic is concerned. And it is indeed an index of popularity. The higher number of traffic to a site indicates its popularity, not necessarily does it an indicative of quality of a website. But most of the time people pay visit to sites that provide quality contents.
Submitted by pagetron on Wed, 02/08/2012 - 22:04
Website tracking means keeping record of your visitor’s activities in your website including getting geographic information of your visitors and the number of unique visits. But most of the tracking software will give you information about the popular pages, keywords used and the length of visits to your blog. Some tracking tools such even shows real time traffic. For tracking my websites I mostly depend of two tracking tools: Google analytics and statcoutner.
