Hey, have you ever wondered how many people visit your web page? 🤔 Well, you’re not the only one, and the truth is that knowing this is key to knowing whether you’re doing things right or just talking to yourself. 😂
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The best part is that you don’t need to be a genius or spend a fortune to see how many folks visit your site. There are tools that are free that do everything for you, no complications or a thousand tutorials that leave you with a headache.
What do you need?
- Having your website, of course.
- Installing a little thing called Google Analytics (don’t be scared, it doesn’t bite) or using other easy options out there.
Why use Google Analytics?
Because it’s the absolute king for knowing:
- How many visits you have.
- Where those visits come from (country, social network, search, etc).
- Which pages they visit the most.
- And a ton more that helps you improve your site and attract more people.
Don’t want to deal with Google Analytics?
Relax, there are also other simple tools like:
- Statcounter: super easy and with basic info that’s enough to get you started.
- Jetpack (if you use WordPress): gives you data without much hassle.
- Hotjar: if you want to see how people move around your site, like heatmaps.
How to get started without going crazy?
- Choose a tool.
- Follow the installation steps (which are usually just copying and pasting a code or connecting your site).
- Let a few days pass to collect data.
- Go into the tool and start snooping around at everything your visitors do.
You’ll see that once you get the hang of it, measuring your visits is a piece of cake and helps you a ton to improve what you offer.
Do you use any of these tools? Or are you still checking visits with that crappy counter from 10 years ago? 😂 Tell me about your experience!
