5 Free and Almost Free Tools for Web Analytics

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 5, 2009 -- Brattleboro VT., Overcome Everything alerts all digital marketers a list of factually free and almost free tools for awesome web analytics. If the specific tool is not free, the fee is absolutely minimal.

The list consists of 5 of the best tools that all Internet Marketer's should be using to track and test everything from email marketing, search engine marketing, and social media marketing. With each having their own special features and benefits, it makes it that much easier to track and find where the consumers are buying and being able to develop measurable marketing plans.

Marketers must have this critical information about where customers are on the Web, what gets their attention, and what drives their buying decisions. Chances are that most marketers are losing money for not tracking their customers efficiently, and these 5 tools will help you do so. It should not have to be said that testing and tracking are essential to any successful Internet marketing venture.

What Makes this list more candid then others, are the sources like Google and Yahoo, which we have found to reign unequivocally superior. Some sites include the option of seeing exactly what the customer sees in color and where and why they click, which undoubtedly leads to better conversions on all future sales and squeeze pages.The visual effects of some of these sites are vibrant and gives the tracker the perfect level of comprehension to understanding the data that is being presented. Another feature is the option of viewing the stop words that are found, meaning what key phrases make the search engines spiders stop!

1. Google Analytics - A extremely comprehensive tracking system and constantly improving.

2. Yahoo Analytics - Though this service is also free, it's an adjunct of Yahoo Search Marketing, AKA Yahoo pay-per-click (PPC).

3. Crazy Egg - Not only does it track where your visitors are clicking, but these actions can also be seen in vibrant color -- exactly where they people click and how many are clicking.

4. My Blog Log - Great site for blog tracking and for being social. My Blog Log is easily installed in a WordPress blog via a widget, and it tracks visitors, where they came from, what they read, and what they clicked.

5. 103 Bees - It's actually 10 "cubed" bees, Use it as a plugin for your WordPress blog and learn what keywords people searched, what long tail phrases they searched, and what stop words were found, They offer a free trial

Whether or not the Internet marketer is brand new or is equipped with all of the appropriate things needed to be a successful online, tracking is very important. At the ListBuilding Club, marketers of any level can learn about everything from lead generation to testing and tracking and beyond. Visit http://ListFormula.com today and become a member.

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