Have a blog? Looking for detailed statistics? There's a lot of buzz about StatCounter right now. Has anyone used this free tool? I am mostly satisfied with MyBlogLog and Feedburner, but StatCounter offers even more information for the numbers obsessed.
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May 24, 2005
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Very funny. Since I am heading out tomorrow, I have preposted a lot of posts. Tomorrow, Sunday I am posting about StatCounter. Great minds must think a like.
Posted by: Terry Storch | May 28, 2005 at 06:19 PM
I made the switch a couple months ago and really like it for a free counter.
Posted by: rob | May 28, 2005 at 08:03 PM
I recommend it. It shows vistor paths, popular pages and has a pretty nice, understandable, interface that allows you to make sense of the data.
I also like that it isn't just a list but shows you information in aggregate.
Posted by: marnie webb | June 01, 2005 at 10:56 AM