Ultimately, “Statistics are like bikinis, they reveal a lot but hide the vital spots.” Use site statistics wisely and don’t let them control your life by constantly watching and worrying. 
Don’t get caught up.
Make a plan on what you want to happen for your site and adjust your content as things happen or don’t happen.
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I've been using Feedjit so far. It has live tracking which sounds similar to Woopra because it is also addicting. But I just started blogging and so don't know too much about this stuff. How do you find it compares if you're familiar?
Diego
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Nicole
Google analytic tracking is best I think.
I agree, it’s got a lot to it. I was just reading this article on Google Analytics and monitoring your organic traffic: http://www.wordtracker.com/academy/monitor-with-google-analytics.
Thanks a lot for having share these useful information. Now I see that there are many blog tracker tools out there to use.
Excellent article.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi Bill,
noticed you agree with a fellow commenter but wanted to reiterate just how useful Google Analytics is, for a free tracking tool i think it is pretty much brilliant. I have also started using this company recently as well – http://daddyanalytics.com/
Worth checking out for those of you that want to have a slightly more accurate reading of some of your statistics – is $10 a month but up to you i suppose and dependent on how big your company is. I still love Analytics!
Thanks James, I’ll check it out.