Analytic Programs - Which one?

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Hey guys, atm i have 4 websites, but i plan to expand to 10+.

Im doing SEO, and as i understand you want to be anonymous, you dont wont google to know what your up to.

As far as im aware Google Analytics is the best, but that contridicts the whole anonymous thing seeing as its Googles own software..

Btw, im planning on promoting CPA offers, so how do i track conversions is well?
#search engine optimization #analytic #programs
  • I use Piwik - free, opensource, PHP/MySQL, working well

    I highly recommend it.
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    • I have try this thing too.. this is great.. you can use it!
  • I will highly suggest you to go for aw stats. In my experience it has been very good.
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  • Do any of these tracking software use tracking IDs for CPA offers?
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    • If you're serious about cpa, your software should be able to provide you with the following analytics and functionality:
      • Real-time reporting
      • Lead validation
      • Buyer validation
      • Affiliate fraud detection (down to the nth sub-id)
      • Affiliate Tracking (down to the nth sub-id)
      • Traffic management
      • Real ROI - (Revenue-Media spend-Chargebacks/Returns = ROI)
      • Autoresponders
      • Gateway integration
      • CRM integration
      One of the biggest challenges with cpa is being able to see your stats before they have a negative impact on your ROI and merchanting.
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  • I don't think so there is anything wrong in using googe analytics. If your site is bad then no matter what stat counter you are using, you will end up in nothing. Don't be afraid of Google. If you play fair with it, it will play fair with you.
  • I use statcounter.

    A simple javascript in the footer of your site and you can monitor all of the analytic activity for all of your sites on a single page. It's not going to give you as detailed information as was suggested above for CPA but for the basics it's a great deal... free.

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