Most web servers keep logs; most logs keep track of referring phrases. You can examine the log itself (not recommended, as it's very confusing) or you can run a log analysis program that will sort through the log and organize it in a comphrehensible fashion. I use Analog, though there are plenty of others out there.
If you don't have access to your server logs or the ability to install a log analysis program, you can pay a stats company (such as Site Meter) to do it for you. You have to stick their image on your page (usually in the form of a counter) and they use that to get your stats.
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Date: 2003-06-16 08:14 am (UTC)If you don't have access to your server logs or the ability to install a log analysis program, you can pay a stats company (such as Site Meter) to do it for you. You have to stick their image on your page (usually in the form of a counter) and they use that to get your stats.