I found Geobytes, a Javascript snippet you can insert into your page to show visitors where they are from. It’s a simple way to implement geographic tracking and display location data directly to users.
I built a minimalist dashboard for InfyBLOGS following Tufte's design principles. I used a jQuery bookmarklet to scrape intranet data via IFRAMEs and visualized trends with Google Charts and sparklines, focusing on a high data-ink ratio.
I analyzed my website traffic and found that Wednesdays are my most popular days. I average about 14 visitors daily, but that number consistently jumps to 22 every Wednesday.
I share my process for tracking yearly goals through public email updates. I answer questions on handling "soft" relationship goals, using public commitment for discipline, and why I prefer automatic tracking via Google Fit and GitHub over manual logs.
I discovered that almost no websites link to my Geocities page. I actually appreciate that my daily visitors arrive by manually typing the URL, suggesting a more intentional and dedicated audience than those coming from search engine referrals.
I filter 404 errors using JavaScript to focus on human visitors, then fix broken links via mod_rewrite. To handle typos and exploration, I converted my custom 404 page into an automatic search engine for my site.