Feedjit Live Traffic Feed is one of the best ways to effectively monitor your blog traffic and it’s very easy to use. It clearly shows your visitors’ geographical location, incoming search queries, exit pages, time of visit and other things that can make you deduce a quick analysis on your web traffic. It gives you an insight on what content your visitors are interested in the most.
Though it’s incomparable to google analytics in terms of sophistication, feedjit live traffic feed widget can still do a lot in helping you know your most valuable keywords, traffic source and so on.
That’s what the free traffic widget looks like. You like it? Now let’s add it to your blogspot blog!
How To Add Feedjit Live Traffic Feed To Blogger
-You need to first visit feedjit to generate the code. Click here to see the sign up page.
-Fill the registration form and and proceed to the next page where you’ll need to configure the look and feel of the free traffic widget to easily blend with your blog’s template
-After choosing the colors, size and every other thing, you can select your blogging platform with the drop down menu at the bottom and add it directly to your blog from there.
-I prefer the alternative: Manually adding it to your blog. Select Other blog or website and copy out the generated code.
-Go to your blog’s dashboard and click on Design.
-Depending on where you want the live traffic feed widget to appear on your blog, click on Add a Gadget, select HTML/Javascript and paste the code you copied earlier into the box.
-Save your template and preview your blog
How To Hide Feedjit Live Traffic Feed From Your Visitors
Though this widget looks cool, you may want to have a hidden tracker for reasons best known to you. When your visitors see that they’re being tracked, they might feel a bit insecure and being tightly watched. Nobody likes this, not even me. You may also want to have this traffic feed widget invisible but still working in the background because you feel it’s too bogus and gives your blog some sort of unprofessional look?
Whatever the reason may be, you can turn it to some sort of invisible tracker for your blog and here’s a little trick to hide this feedjit widget.
<div style="height:0;width:0;overflow:hidden;">
YOUR FEEDJIT CODE HERE
</div>
Replace YOUR FEEDJIT CODE HERE with the code you generated earlier. Alternatively, simply paste the code below to your blog:
<div style="height:0;width:0;overflow:hidden;">
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://feedjit.com/serve/?bc=FFFFFF&tc=494949&brd1=336699&lnk=494949&hc=336699&ww=160"></script><noscript>
</div>
That’s it and the widget remains hidden in the background. Are you wondering how to view the traffic feed widget when it’s already hidden?
http://live.feedjit.com/live/your-url-here/0/
Just replace your-url-here with your blog address. You can bookmark the link on your browser for quicker access. Wanna see who’s been visiting us? Follow the link below.
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