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How can i know a website traffic?

by successfulwarrior
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Hello warriors, is there a way or tool that one can get to know the amount or close to the amount of traffic that a website receives?

Thanks
#traffic #website
  • Profile picture of the author whatihave
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    This is a great question. I'd be interested to know this as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author successfulwarrior
    I didnt say my website traffic but sites website traffic
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  • Profile picture of the author UMS
    You can get a rough idea with alexa, eg:

    Warriorforum.com Site Info

    Click on Traffic Stats, then check out the various tabs Traffic Rank, Pageviews, etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nino Rostomashvili
    You need Google Analytics. This give you all information about your site traffic. the number of visitors a day, where they come from, from which link, their location, the time spent on your site
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    • Profile picture of the author onSubie
      Originally Posted by Nino Rostomashvili View Post

      You need Google Analytics. This give you all information about your site traffic. the number of visitors a day, where they come from, from which link, their location, the time spent on your site
      Wow, so many people commenting without reading!

      Google Analytics will not help you analyze competitor traffic at all.

      You can only use Google Analytics on web sites you own.

      To analyze competitor websites, use Google Trends Websites

      trends.google.com/websites

      Enter the URL and Google will give traffic and other information about a web site. Like Alexa, their may not be a lot of data for small web sites.

      compete.com is also a paid solution, but I have never used it so can't attest to what information and data it gives.

      Mahlon
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  • Profile picture of the author onegoodman
    Google Analytics is fine, I personally using getClicky and Siteometer on two different websites.

    I used to use google analytics, but u don't get life tracking on google, it take up to a day to find out who is it going. While on these sites it show you how many users are online rights now and how they came to your website.
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  • Profile picture of the author SuzanneH
    Another one to check out is: Home | Quantcast

    Suzanne
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  • Profile picture of the author abubakar89
    Here is one but not accurate always ......... still you can get some idea

    visualizetraffic.com
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  • Profile picture of the author spearce000
    This site might give you a good idea about a site's traffic: Alexa the Web Information Company
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  • Profile picture of the author ZachMagar
    Hi, you can use Google Analytic or Histats.
    Histats is easier and faster than Google Analytic
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  • Profile picture of the author MarcoSalesExpert
    One of the best and most powerful free web analytics tools to track your website visitors is Statcounter.com. Not only you can get all the basic metrics like page views and unique visitors, but you can set up goals so you can measure conversion rates. Many people use google analytic also, this is also not bad to use, as google is very very well managed again in terms of analytics.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mildred Williams
      I believe a combination.Use Google analytics wich is a free tool and register for Alexa .Then you will know exactly where is your traffic coming from

      Good Luck
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      Mildred
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      • Profile picture of the author webcare
        For checking on sites i do not own, I use Alexa. But for super niche markets, with relatively low traffic, Alexa usually does not have much data. I havent explored other tools though - they sound interesting!
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  • Profile picture of the author Alan Chin The Sniper
    Google Analytic is one of the best way to know it. Perhaps, if there is some kind of high traffic or slightly low traffic website, if can be best to know your traffic from Quancast.com, it got everything you want there. Cool isn't it？
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  • Profile picture of the author crystal2
    is it your site ? if yes, then statcounter dot com will do best for you. if its about other site, alexa is good option.
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