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What tool do you use for tracking

by Gavin Stephenson
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What's your best tool for tracking,

Clicks, Leads, Sales. ?
#tool #tracking
  • Profile picture of the author arpitagarwal82
    Google Analytics
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  • Profile picture of the author blueclcl
    Google Analytics for blog stats
    Aweber for email stats

    I am currently looking into using Crazy Egg aswell.

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  • Profile picture of the author yakim1
    My software uses Google Analytics and the Google Analytics API for eCommerse to do statistical tracking. My affiliate program tracks and pays my affiliates instantly at the point of sale.

    I can also use my autoresponder as a tracking tool.

    Best regards,
    Steve Yakim
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  • Profile picture of the author JosephTate
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    I also use Alexa track tool..it is pretty neat!
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  • Profile picture of the author JCorp
    CPVLabs is great, but a bit complicated for the new person. If you want the simplest tracking tool to get started so you can focus on making money, hypertracker is good as well. We still use Hypertracker when we want to get quick links out.
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  • Profile picture of the author vishwa
    I am a huge fan of Google analytics and use it for my websites and products. It tracks very well and provide precise and accurate data.
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    • Profile picture of the author jbprich
      I use
      1. Trck.me (They give you a link to promote)
      2. Google analytics, (you add the code to your website)
      3. bit.ly (They give you a link as well)
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  • Profile picture of the author Jimbrown123
    google analytics, Awstats, Analog, Urchin and webtrends. Do a bit of test and measure but dont get analysis paralysis. I go for Google analytics everytime.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gavin Stephenson
    Can you track optins and sales from a particular traffic source with google Google Analytics?
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  • Profile picture of the author marketingdynasty
    Google Analytics is better then all other tools because it provides accurate data and it tracks very well.
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  • Profile picture of the author hostdare
    I am using Google Analytics and its best tool for tracking the visitors,sales etc....
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  • Profile picture of the author NK
    Google Analytics works really well for monitoring and tracking stats on websites. You can track conversions on it as well, but I find it a bit hard to actually set up. There are also services that tracks specific links and its conversion rates, like our very own Linktrackr, but if you also want to track site traffic, perhaps you can take a look at improvely.
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    • Profile picture of the author Gavin Stephenson
      Originally Posted by NK View Post

      Google Analytics works really well for monitoring and tracking stats on websites. You can track conversions on it as well, but I find it a bit hard to actually set up. There are also services that tracks specific links and its conversion rates, like our very own Linktrackr, but if you also want to track site traffic, perhaps you can take a look at improvely.
      Thats exactly what I want to do.

      I want to track specific links... for example I want to know where most my optins or sales are coming from.

      What AD converting the best etc.

      Does Linktracr allow this ?

      Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing is it self hosted?
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  • Profile picture of the author NK
    It's completely web-based, so you don't need to host anything. Everything runs off from our servers. You do need to add conversion codes to your pages yourself though. We have a WSO running for it right now, I will PM you with the link
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  • Profile picture of the author Tekno
    Google Analytics for everything. However I wish their sales tracking were a bit more accurate.
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  • Profile picture of the author dsiomtw
    Try a 14-day free trial of ClickMagick and get ready to be blown away. It does everything you need, and stuff you can't even imagine to help you make more money from every click.
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  • Profile picture of the author thejimy
    Not wanting to repeat what was already suggested, I suggest to have a look at Web Analytics in Real Time | Clicky - the heatmap feature can be really useful (it doesn't track clicks, it tracks real actions/movement).
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    • Profile picture of the author unclederek
      Google Analytics and Kiss Metrics = unstoppable data
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  • Profile picture of the author hostdare
    Google analytic is best
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Johnston
    In my opinion you should use more than one tool.
    These are the best in my case:

    - Google Analytics ---> tracks what happens in your website
    - ClickMeter ---> tracks which marketing sources works better and convert more
    - ClickTale ---> show the behavior of your customers on your site (visulally)
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  • Profile picture of the author Syed Raza
    Mostly, Google Analytics apps limit the functionality so much that you can’t get much more than the basics when you’re on the go.

    So i would suggest to go with Clicky.com because its incredibly easy to navigate and the system doesn’t use any flash components so it’s easy to view from a mobile.

    Fortunately, There is a plus point that there are also a number of plugins to make this process of tracking easy for you.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnnsmith
    No doubt Google analytics is the best free tool for website tracking.
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    • Profile picture of the author Syed Raza
      Originally Posted by johnnsmith View Post

      No doubt Google analytics is the best free tool for website tracking.
      Yeah that is

      But if you are going to have a too much big website and have provided a lot of features to it then you will also need to track each and every features performance and i think there is some lack of info in the point

      You need a different thing to try out results !

      And if you have a small website with a fair traffic then Google Analytics can perform well
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  • Profile picture of the author cheehien
    Yeah, Alexa is good, bitly also not bad...
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