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3 Free Tools To Analyze Your Blog Traffic Stats

When it comes to analyzing blog traffic stats, we have ample amount of tools to analyze your blog stats. Some of them are paid, and some of them are free. When it’s come to free open-source tool, I never give a second thought about paid tools. Here I’m sharing 3 Tools which I always use to analyze my Website stats.

List of Blog traffic Stats tool that I’m using:

Before we move ahead I also suggest you look into my list of Blogging tools, which will help you to discover some new tools for your blogging.

Google analytics:

Of all the traffic stats program, Google analytics is the best and free one. I have been using it since 2008, and I have seen it grown from the old design to the new design, which par excellence for any free product. I have shared a detailed post on What is Google analytics, and here are some of other posts related to G.A, which will help you to get more out of it.

• How to add Google Analytics code to your WordPress blog

Sitemeter:

Sitemeter is another great tool which I use. Though I don’t use it on all of my blog, because with one sign up they allow only one website monitoring, and that is something which I don’t like.  Here are some of the posts from past which will help you to make most out of site meter.

WordPress.com Stats plugin using Jetpack plugin

This is one of my favorite WordPress plugin to keep track of my stats. I like this plugin because I can see my traffic stats in real time. Most important it helps me a lot to find out daily stats of posts. So I can keep track that post is performing well. One another great feature is search engine keywords and referring posts. I like all this features in short, and if you are not using all these, you might like to get this plugin by installing Jetpack plugin.

Another one which I have not listed here but is quite notable is Statcounter which is a real-time stats program. They also have an iPhone and Google play app which makes it more meaningful.

Well, there are many more free and paid Blog Traffic Stats tool are there in the market, but above three are something that I use on WordPress powered blog, and they take care of my need.

Before you add the comment, I know more service like I mentioned above exist to keep track of website traffic. I will love to know your view on more such service which you use to keep a track of your site stats?