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How do you track the number of clicks generated from EZA everyday?

by yourreviewer
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Hello,
I am looking at the stats column for EZA and I see a "Clicks" column which I suspect is the total number of clicks ever since the article was published. Does EZA have stats on the number of clicks the articles are generating per day?

Thanks
Dan
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  • Profile picture of the author VanessaB
    Do you mean how many times the link in your resource box is clicked, bringing visitors from the article to your site?

    That's called the 'click thru rate' and it should be at the bottom of each article.

    I'm not sure if you have to be logged in to see it or not though.

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  • Profile picture of the author alamest
    I only two ways to track you EZA affiliate links,

    1. Make the link tracked my shorten links so you can track the clicks if you are not worry about back links

    2. Secondly is by Google analytics, when you find visitor coming from EZA than you can understand how visitor are coming through that article you wrote..

    I hope this helps you

    Thanks
    Alam
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  • Profile picture of the author HJ-Andrew
    Woopra offers quite a few perks that aren't available with google. Perks like seeing exactly who is live on your web site in real time, and being able to initiate a chat with that user if you want. It also gives you a lot of the stats you would get from google analytics as well. Anyway, here is a video regarding woopra that shows some of the basic functions and features.
    It is free, they do offer a paid version for those of you getting thousands of uniques daily though I believe.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jay Jennings
    I use tracking links via Sonic Sneak (Sonic Sneak - Link Cloaking and Tracking) in almost all my resource boxes. That allows me to see, anytime I want, how many people clicked on the links.

    Of course, once people start publishing the articles in other places the numbers aren't strictly from the EZA site, but it still allows me to see clicks from articles where EZA is the source, GoArticles is the source, etc.

    Jay Jennings

    PS - Sonic Sneak is my product. It rocks.
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