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What counter do you use for your forum?
I am just wondering what everybody else use's in here for stats? I have been using google analytics for a while, but they are not very up to date.
I did some searching, and I tried Statcounter(.)com they are ok. I Did some more searching and found a real nice FREE stat counter.
I have been using it since Dec. 26 and seems to work really well, and is really close to google analytics as far as accuracy.
Histats.com Free web stats and hit counter with invisible counters available for free
I like the search engine listing it uses here is a screen capture:
Then it will also list the keywords used to find your site as well as website referrals..
Maybe some of you have already found this and used it, but I think it is pretty good..
I did some searching, and I tried Statcounter(.)com they are ok. I Did some more searching and found a real nice FREE stat counter.
I have been using it since Dec. 26 and seems to work really well, and is really close to google analytics as far as accuracy.
Histats.com Free web stats and hit counter with invisible counters available for free
I like the search engine listing it uses here is a screen capture:

Then it will also list the keywords used to find your site as well as website referrals..
Maybe some of you have already found this and used it, but I think it is pretty good..
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