How to Analysis Your Web Traffic For FREE For Maximum Profits
If you are low on fund and time, you don't want to waste your
time advertising in areas that will not bear results. How will
you prejudge and later analysis your approach to web traffic? Is
there a way to make trial run to find if you will be successful
or not? This brief summary should present ideas that will be
helpful, and save both money and time.
The first approach is to ask as many people as possible that you
can as to where to advertise and promote your site. However,
there is a drawback. Only about 10% of those who give advice
really can help. Be open enough to question any guidance that
you get.
Another approach is called the copycat technique. Take 10 person
who advertises in ezines for example. Make a list of 10 persons
that always advertise. If ezine (newsletter) #1 has 7 ads that
are on your list it is better than one with 3. This is a place
to start. You can also take a firm that is successful and copy
where they promote.
You might want to use web tools to make analysis after you start
to promote and advertise. Here are three ways that you can get
help.
1) Does your web provider have logs of the origin of hits on
your site? They will tell you if you got hits from a certain
search engine, a bookmark or from Denmark at 2 in the morning.
Unfortunately, many providers don't have this service, and
perhaps, you should change to one that does. Call your provider
now.
2) Use third party traffic services. Search engine lists
Internet audits and some are found under web counter. I had one
service that gave me 50 search engines. I found that I was
getting a lot of hits at 3-4 am from England. It is useful to
take your time in find a service because some are better than
other by a big margin. Here are some addresses
http://www.internet-audit.com / and http://www.digits.com and
http://www.wishing.com /. Some are free, but some charge a small
fee.
3) How about my web pages? I would like to find out if I have a
site that people like and maybe I can advertise these pages. You
might want to get a second traffic analysis or a web counter.
Here is an idea. Get an account at Commission Junction, a
company that has paying banner for over 500 merchants. Sign up
for a banner and then place the banner at the bottom of the
page. You will be able to gain a commission and then you can
look weekly to find how many people visited your site. Check at
http://www.cj.com/Affiliate/ourmerchants.asp?AID=14738&PID=93098
This is not the most perfect method and you can only have the
banner on just one page at the one you are using for analysis.
But it is better than paying for a second service.
Whatever, you do. You need traffic analysis and need to examine
the sites in this article.