The nosy among you might notice that I switched out
statcounter for
sitemeter. In between, I had briefly tried
Google Analytics, but it wasn't capable of blocking my own visits, which totally killed it for me. Statcounter was cool, but it had a 500 log limit. Hopefully, sitemeter won't have any problems.
Getting statistics was definitely the most enlightening and addicting part of starting a blog. I feel like
Zeno, obsessively checking visitors' referring links. I thought at first that I'd be happy with an F-list blog with maybe one visit a week, but no! I want more power! Mwahaha!
But once I get onto the
C-list B-list, I'll be satisfied. Right.
3 comments:
Hey, I just checked, and I'm on the C-List! Who would have thought that Halfway There had rising so high! It's like I'm, well, ... halfway there.
Analytics can block peoples' IPs from showing up in the stats.
Yes, but at my university, I'm fairly sure I get a dynamic IP. I have no idea how to figure out the range or implement the filter.
I've been looking into creating a blocking cookie, but that's been problematic too.
BTW, sitemeter is no longer my friend. Back to statcounter!
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