So I adding this new BlogFlux badge to the page (it’s down in the footer). If does two different things:
I had no idea I had so many overseas readers that that weren’t spam (when you look at a site’s raw stats it’s just jammed with spam sites).
If you try this tool keep in mind stats are never perfect. It’s not going to list stats that they don’t know where they are geographically and probably won’t list RSS feeds or any pages that don’t have graphics and/or JavaScript activated and proxies will probably affect it in a few different ways.
Real numbers are almost certainly higher. And for any service the you depend on for information put the parts you link to at the end of the page so that if their service doesn’t load correctly or fast or something that it doesn’t affect your page loading (you want your “stuff to load first).
Pointing at the pointers on the map will give you additional information about the source. BlogFlux has some other services too, like: a button maker, a pinger, a directory, page rank checker a few other things you might like…
cool find
That’s fun! Although I’m kind of puzzled about that “Takkula, Southern Finland” part. Sure, I’m visiting from Southern Finland, but where the hell is Takkula? The only Takkula I know is a horse farm, which is about 100 km north from where I live. Heh. :)
Some Cool Blog Stuff !
BlogFlux has some really cool tools –
1. MapStats – Shows a geographical statistics of where from your visitors are coming.
2. Latest Cities for Today – Shows vistors from the latest cities along with how they reached your blog – did they google it ? Or used some other search engine?
Here’s Gary talking about BlogFlux . Here’s how it shows up…