ONLINE-ADS>> determining unique visitors etc.

Leo Sheiner (leo_at_netcomuk.co.uk)
Tue, 14 Jan 1997 22:29:29 GMT

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>From: "Claude L. Johnson" <khyron_at_imappl.org> writes
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>1. How are readers of this list determining "unique" visitors?
>2. What software do you use to arrive at these numbers? Commercial, free,
> or custom programmed?
<snip>

You might like to look at Webtrends. We run a number of virtual servers on
both Unix and NT boxes. Our initial experience was limited to Analog under
Unix and boy did we open our eyes wide when we saw the output of Webtrends
on NT. It gives you a heck of a lot of useful marketing information all made
instantly comprehensible with beautiful graphics. I don't know what they
charge because it is all part of the virtual server we are running but it is
a great package.

Leo

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