Recently I’ve been trying to improve the performance of my blog using some tools that allow me follow up on my statistics in a better way. These are some websites that have come handy for me, hope you enjoy the collection.

Before we continue, you might be interested in reading a related post in my blog named Track Your WebSite Stats With Google Analytics. This is tutorial that shows you how to create an account in Google Analytics.

Okay, let’s begin!

STATS.

Google Analytics
Really good tool where you can keep track of your site stats.
You might want to check my previous post Track Your WebSite Stats With Google Analytics.

Clicky

ShinyStat

Alexa
See where your stats rank.

AWStats

Smart Tracking

StatCounter

BLOG STATS

FeedBurner
Stats on your feed, email subscriptions, social bookmarking tools, etc.

pMetrics

Technorati
See who’s linking to you.

PAGE ANALYSIS.

Trifecta Tool Set
A useful tool that measures the strength of pages, blogs and entire domains based on factors inherent to popularity, influence and ranking ability. See your impact and compare against others in your industry.

SEO Analyzer
free tool from Raven SEO Tools that can help you build better search engine optimized Web designs.

Meta Tag Analyzer

See how search engine robots analyze your or your competitors web site, receive tips on how to improve your Meta Tags, etc.

GoogleRankings
Check the ranking of your web page in Google™ A free search engine optimization tool.

Keyword Density Analysis
This service lets you see what key words and phrases are most often used on your pages.

Did I miss any? tell me what do you use to improve your website.

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My name is Karina Myers, I'm a web developer located in Michigan, US. To learn more about my work visit my portfolio, and services page. You may also contact me via email. I'd love to hear from you!

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Tags: Blogging, Monitoring, Resources, Tutorials, Web Traffic

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