Ever saw that widget on the sidebar of a particular blog? The ones that looked like a miniature feed of recent visitors who have been on their site? I just found the widget! It can help you track traffic statistics, where the visitors are from, when did they come, who and which blog post they read. This popular traffic tracking widget was created by Feedjit and is used by over 500,000 site owners around the world (that's what their site says), it has also been reviewed on TechCrunch.
"It’s pretty amazing for Feedjit to have become one of the largest widget providers on the Web today." ~ Techcrunch
There are free versions and paid versions for this widget, details are as follows:
The Free Version:
* Free Live Traffic Feed
* Live Traffic View
* Public Stats
* Ad Supported
Advanced Monthly $4.95 Plan:* Fully personalized Traffic Feed
* Priority customer support
* Live Traffic View
* No Ads
* Public Stats
Pro Monthly $9.95 Plan:
* Fully personalized Traffic Feed
* Priority customer support
* Ad Free Pro Live Traffic View
* Private or Public Stats
* Advanced Real-Time Graphs
* Real-Time Events
* Email Alerts
There are also 3 other different widgets which they provide: (You can get all of their widgets somewhere else for free anyway)
*Live Traffic Map
*Recommended Reading
*Page Popularity
How to install? They will teach you, it's simple as, just paste the code they give you into a HTML code box on your Blogger design page.
My comment on this widget? Garbage. Why the hell would you want to use this widget anyway? First, it slows down your site, second, it is intrusive and third it draws your visitors' attention away. There is absolutely no way I would ever use this widget, but if you want to play around with this widget where you see a fancy little map on your homepage telling you where your visitors come from, then go ahead install it.
Note: You have to give them your email address in order to use it. Anyway, here's the link.