Page Monitors Are Fun!

Where does one find all this stuff?

Well it's simple, hang out on blogs, actually look at the stuff in the right hand column, (yes including the ads!) then scour the page for cool widgets and gadgets. There is always a link to the gadget provider's site and take it from there.

In the case of this little guy, you just fill out a form, they want all the basic info, first name, your town, email address (of course!), url, etc. etc.

Then you just grab the code and post it on your site! Easy!

Ok the site where I got the widget is a bit confused, I would imagine that most folks who find it are going there for a reason as it's not pretty to look at nor easy to find what you are looking for.

You can start here: http://whozontop.com/

Click the regional link for your location and enter your url. The flow is understandable after that.

One thing that I like about this site is the concept that if you create a widget, you can build a company around it or at the very least a site that just disseminates that widgets gaining you TRAFFIC which you can then monetize!

Just look at all the ads on that site....it's a thing of beauty is it not!

Cheers,

-lg

Feedjit!!!

Yay, people are finding my blog, I had 15 page impressions yesterday and 3 so far today!! They didn't go to any of the ads but that's ok, people are finding the site with no effort on my part. I have to find a nifty tool to post my daily hits so that you all can see them.

One tool I did find which is very cool is the Feedjit map to in the right hand column, if you click on it it will show you the town in which the viewers are located. Not the most useful bit of information but it's fun to look at! Feedjit also has other functions such as showing traffic feed statistics on your website in real-time.



It'll show:
Which city and country your visitors are in
Which website they arrived from, if any
Which page they visited on your website
Which external link they clicked to leave your site, if any

There are 4 different tools to choose from on the site the little map was the most interesting for me so I put it in there. BTW it is the easiest thing to do, you just click on their "add it" link, grab the code and drop it into your blogger template area, its super easy.

Check it out!

lgblogger