Before you can start generating a stable earnings from your money making blog, of course you need to built up your traffic first. How do you know your blog’s traffic is indeed increasing? Then the answer is you need to register a tracking code in your blog site.

Why do you want to track your blog’s visitor?

• You want to know who is your reader, and where they are from. There is no use to put advertlets and nuffnangs ads in your blog if you already know that your visitors is all from the USA and Europe.
• The more you know about your visitors, the easier that you can provide contents that match them.
• You can know about the keywords that your visitors used in search engines that make them land on your site.
• Learn what your visitors click during their visit at your blog.
• If your blogs qualified for revieme, payperpost; then this is a way for potential client to check whether your site has a wide audience of readers or not.

Some of the tracking sites I recommend to track your visitors:

1. Evostats
   “EvoStats is the coolest way of tracking your website visitors. Not only does it provide the normal statistics and graphs, we have incorporated the system into Google Maps! Instantly see where your latest visitors are coming from, and find out what they are looking for.” This is the first tracking that I used.
   

   
   I love this map because I can see where my visitors originated, as you can see there is no need for advertlets and nuffnangs ads in this blog(not rajawang.com ok).

2. http://extremetracking.com/
   “With the eXTReMe Tracker you get every advanced feature required to picture the visitors of your website. Conveniently arranged, numbers, percentages, stats, totals and averages. All the way up from simple counting your visitors until tracking the keywords they use to find you. ”

   
   Extreme Tracking is also great with its site summary!

3. Crazy Eggs
   “Visualise your analytics with stunning visuals and actionable data.” I just recently use service and the results are just incredible. You can also make a heat map of your blog’s click and I found it very cool!
   

   

4. Statcounter
   “A free yet reliable invisible web tracker, highly configurable hit counter and real-time detailed web stats.”

If you are just starting out, then go on and install it in your blog sites. And pray that your traffic increase by the day. If you are already done that, I recommend you to try crazyegg because it’s new!

Happy Blogging

Cheers.

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