Track visitors to your website using Google Maps

Posted Wednesday, August 24th, 2005 6:17 pm by Jolo Santos
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With the advent relase of Google Maps, developers gained superiority in developing simple yet complicated online programs, like this one. But tracking visitors in our website may seem to be hard if we’re reading statistics and facing line-graphs. We may use Shaun Inman’s free Shortstat, but what really floats my boat for simplicity is GVISIT. Just register and you’ll get your 20 most recent visitors around the world, displayed using Google Maps. Gvisit

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4 Responses to “Track visitors to your website using Google Maps ”


  1. vern » August 24th, 2005 19:29

    Yeah. Pretty cool tool for the curious if anything. That screeny is interesting. There are way more Euro/Asian hits than US hits.

  2. Andre » August 25th, 2005 09:03

    look for some way better coming real soon

  3. Google Maps the Philippines -- Pinoy Tech Blog - The Philippine’s Premier Technology Blog » August 29th, 2005 20:55

    [...] The Philippines is in Google Maps. You don’t need to go around the world in search of aerial photography. [...]

  4. Andre » September 23rd, 2005 19:13

    here it is: ‘MapStats’ - http://mapstats.blogflux.com/

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