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Many people don't want to track their websites because they think it is a waste of time specially those who are small website creators.For me i think it is very necessary to track it.Because it gives us really meaning full information about the person visiting our website or blog.

There is a new service named as opentracker.net
I haven't used it yet though feature listed on their website are as follows

summary trend
hourly trends
daily trends
weekly trends
monthly trends
forecast
bounce rate of visitors

visitors
visitors

online & recent visitors
first time visitors
returning visitors
referred visitors
visitors by search term
entering
exiting

top navigation lists

most popular pages
top files & directory paths
top referrers
top search terms
top search engines
top exit links (3rd party)
top exit pages
top entry pages

location data

countries/ regions/ cities
companies/ organizations
ISPs
DMA-codes (US)
telephone area codes for U.S.
ZIP/ postal codes (U.S. & Canada)
continents
subcontinents

technical data

operating system
browsers
display colors
display resolutions
routers
domains

Conversion / ROI

Goal Overview
Source Overview

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