Javascript Page Counter

A javascript page counter is a pretty standard type of web page counter in this day and age, but that wasn’t the case ten or even five years ago.  The web page counting industry had to adapt to changing times.  Historically, web page counters used to track web page traffic by tracking cookies.  This was a very simple and convenient way to track web page traffic and visitor behavior, but problems started to arise when internet users started to block their cookies.  Blocking cookies was a really great thing for internet surfers because it protected your privacy and search history; however, it really put a crimp in the web analytics industry.  Blocked cookies meant major underreporting problems in the web analytics world which mean their web tracking tools were not accurate.  In order to overcome this obstacle, web analytics companies like iWebTrack started using a javascript page counter code instead of cookies.  By eliminating the need to track cookies, iWebTrack was able to offer a more accurate and reliable web page counter.  The javascript page counter is a very accurate web tracking tool.  It works similar to the web page counters in the past except for the tracking device is different.  Once you sign up for an iWebTrack account we will provide you with a javascript page counter code.  It is your responsibility to place this javascript page counter code on all of the web page that you intend to track.  Once the javascript page counter is in place, you’ll be able to sit back and let us do our work.  We’ll track all of your web page traffic and we’ll provide you with easy to read, statistical reports that you can use to optimize your web pages and convert more traffic into sales.