Blogging Tips

Worldlogger is a real-time web analytics service for monitoring visitor stats, Geo locations, referrers, content and social media. Since everything is in real-time, you can stay up-to-date on what is currently going on with your website instead of only being able to see what happened in the past and having to wait to see what’s happening in the present. Their interactive dashboard with customizable modules makes it super easy to keep up, and their live demo lets you play before you sign up.

With Worldlogger you get:

• An easy JavaScript code to embed on your site.
• Visitor Counter – See how many people are on your website at that moment.
• Visitor Stats – See how many visits you’re getting per hour/day/month.
• Geolocations – See the location of each visitor on a world map.
• Top Referrers – See what sites your visitors are coming from in real-time.
• Top Content – See which of your content is being viewed the most.
• Goals Tracking – Track user engagement.

With Worldlogger you’ll get a 2 week free trial. You can sign up for free – no credit card needed. You can choose to purchase the service anytime within those 2 weeks, if you don’t your account will be closed at the end of the trial. Unfortunately, the price is not readily available on the site, so I’m not sure how much it costs.

Since you can manage more than 1 site, you’ll have to ability to show/hide the websites of your choice (on your dashboard). You can also easy add new websites to track at any time. Likewise you can also show/hide the different tracking modules.

As I saw in the demo, from the hits counter to the visitor list to the top referrers, everything does really move in real-time on the modules. Modules can be moved around, minimized and maximized. In addition to the list above you’ll also see modules for tracking Twitter search and blog search terms. One thing I couldn’t find though, was a way to add new modules but I was only trying the demo – the actually dashboard may be a bit different.

Though having a Twitter Search and Blog Search module does not count as a good amount of “social media monitoring” to me, I’m hoping that you can possibly add more once you sign up. People are always looking for ways to track their web stats and now-a-days tracking social media is a must; so, Worldlogger definitely has the right idea.