How to count personal blog visits

Anyone who has used the Sina Blog knows that the homepage of the Sina Blog has the traffic statistics function. After migrating to the blog garden, they find that the blog garden does not have this function, fortunately, there is a bulletin board and footer set in the backend management setting options of the blog Park.CodeFunction, which is flexible and convenient to use. In this way, we can use other powerful plug-ins mentioned on the network to obtain more detailed access statistics (blog Park does this refer to the traditional Unix "one software tool is only one better tool is the design principle of things ~~ ^_^), The method used in this tutorial is applicable to any other network pages that provide a similar bulletin board mechanism, not only to the blog Park. The detailed steps are as follows:

1. If you want to display your access data on the homepage of the blog garden, you can use the following methods:

1)Flagcounter.com: Go to the website and select the display mode you want based on the custom page on the homepage, as shown in:

After selecting your favorite display style, click "get your flag counter" to generate two sets of code:

Here we select the code in HTML format, copy it, and paste it to the bulletin board of the blog garden background management:

Refresh your blog homepage and you will be able to see your statistics on the announcement board. The following is my statistics page (the black box and yellow text are from the statcounter to be introduced below ):

Note: If you viewSource code, You will find the HTML code that does not contain the Statistician (or I may not find it ~~), I don't know how the statistician loads it. O (Clerk □clerk) O

2)Statcounter.com: The statistical tool of this website has powerful functions. In addition to simple access count, it provides you with a variety of information (such as visitor stay time, the most popular page, from where the user logs on to your webpage, from where your webpage is directed, whether it is a "Regular visitor", the browser used by the visitor, and keywords used by the visitor's search ), so you need to register (free of charge)
After registration, you need to create a project to indicate the website nodes (such as the homepage of your blog) You need to collect statistics. Similarly, an HTML code is generated after the creation, copy it to your bulletin board in the same way, for the project I use:

2. If you only want to know your blog browsing information and do not want to display it on the homepage, you can choose to use webmaster statistics as follows:

1. Go to the China webmaster AllianceHttp://www.cnzz.comApply for a statistical account (free of charge ).
2. Add a website under your account.
3. Get the statistics code.
4. Go to your blog and manage the <Options> Configure> footer HTML code and paste the statistical code you have obtained.
5. log on to the China webmaster AllianceHttp://www.cnzz.comTo view the access statistics.

The functions of webmaster statistics are similar to those of statcounter. They do not count the access volume of the local host (that is, the IP address used by your site) into the total access volume, and the interface is more localized, suitable for domestic users:

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Anyone who has used the Sina Blog knows that the homepage of the Sina Blog has the traffic statistics function. After migrating to the blog garden, they find that the blog garden does not have this function, fortunately, in the background management setting options of the blog park, there is a bulletin board and the header and footer code setting function, which is very flexible and convenient to use. In this way, we can use other powerful plug-ins mentioned on the network to obtain more detailed access statistics (blog Park does this refer to the traditional Unix "one software tool is only one better tool is the design principle of things ~~ ^_^), The method used in this tutorial is applicable to any other network pages that provide a similar bulletin board mechanism, not only to the blog Park. The detailed steps are as follows:

1. If you want to display your access data on the homepage of the blog garden, you can use the following methods:

1)Flagcounter.com: Go to the website and select the display mode you want based on the custom page on the homepage, as shown in:

After selecting your favorite display style, click "get your flag counter" to generate two sets of code:

Here we select the code in HTML format, copy it, and paste it to the bulletin board of the blog garden background management:

Refresh your blog homepage and you will be able to see your statistics on the announcement board. The following is my statistics page (the black box and yellow text are from the statcounter to be introduced below ):

Note: If you view the source code of the blog page, you will find the HTML code that does not contain the Statistician (or I may not find it ~~), I don't know how the statistician loads it. O (Clerk □clerk) O

2)Statcounter.com: The statistical tool of this website has powerful functions. In addition to simple access count, it provides you with a variety of information (such as visitor stay time, the most popular page, from where the user logs on to your webpage, from where your webpage is directed, whether it is a "Regular visitor", the browser used by the visitor, and keywords used by the visitor's search ), so you need to register (free of charge)
After registration, you need to create a project to indicate the website nodes (such as the homepage of your blog) You need to collect statistics. Similarly, an HTML code is generated after the creation, copy it to your bulletin board in the same way, for the project I use:

2. If you only want to know your blog browsing information and do not want to display it on the homepage, you can choose to use webmaster statistics as follows:

1. Go to the China webmaster AllianceHttp://www.cnzz.comApply for a statistical account (free of charge ).
2. Add a website under your account.
3. Get the statistics code.
4. Go to your blog and manage the <Options> Configure> footer HTML code and paste the statistical code you have obtained.
5. log on to the China webmaster AllianceHttp://www.cnzz.comTo view the access statistics.

The functions of webmaster statistics are similar to those of statcounter. They do not count the access volume of the local host (that is, the IP address used by your site) into the total access volume, and the interface is more localized, suitable for domestic users:

Reprinted please indicate the source: http://www.cnblogs.com/beanmoon/archive/2012/11/27/2791438.html