visitwidget.com Six widgets for web stats
| by Derek Anderson |  Stumble this! |
August 14th 2007 |
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visitwidgets.com has 6 interesting widgets that each show a various aspect of tracking for your blog.
Each widget uses Javascript programming. There are simple custom size options. Easily select your perfect size. Even if you require 213 px wide you can choose it!
Each widget also has advanced options specific to each widget. Things such as search options and number of results to display etc…
There are no color options (as of yet) But I’m positive that if enough people complain, the developer will create custom color options.
One of the really cool things about the VisitWidgets…you don’t have to register to get the widget. Simply pop on to the page, make your selections, copy the code and leave. Fantastic!
The developer did decide to create one widget that included each of the other widgets abilities. The super widget allows you to see the top referring search engines, top keyword searches, top referring sites, top visiting countries and most popular pages on your site.
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Comment by ladynada — 08-15-07 @ 3:29 am
I am using a web stats tool from GoStats.com , can the widgets be used for any tool.
Comment by mark — 08-15-07 @ 7:59 am
visitwidget uses it’s own stats tracking. But you can use multiple stat tracking services on your blog if you desire. It’s actually a good idea to do this. Sometimes you will see discrepancies between two different stat tools. You may be missing traffic you didn’t realize was there.
Comment by Derek Anderson — 08-15-07 @ 8:17 am
Thanks again Derek for the great mention (somehow didn’t see this on the RSS feed until now)! As far as custom colors go, we plan to do that with a future “completely customizable” widget. Also, this should be the case for the Wordpress widget that we’ll release soon.
For Mark’s comment, Visit Widgets are powered by our own free web analytics service called myRT (http://myrt.auriq.com), which requires a sign up. The difference with Visit Widgets is that a) there is no sign up, and b) data is shown right on your site. If anyone has any questions, please contact us at myrtsupport@auriq.com
Comment by Chad Catacchio — 09-28-07 @ 3:13 pm