My Hittail experiment

I was looking through my hittail and as usual it throws up some weird and wacky results. Normally I just read them and think 'that's odd', or 'that's very very odd'.

I've decided to see what hittail can actually do for me. It claims it can help boost traffic and hits to your site by identifying how people find your site, what keywords get them in.

I'm going to take the number 1 from my hittail and write a few articles on it. I'm also going to take some of the suggestions and write articles on it.

I am going to give it until the end of January to check the results. So I will give before and after stats from my Google Analytics.

Wish me luck.

You've got to have it.

I've got all the things any self respecting blogger should have, Agloco, Bidvertiser, Hittail, Technorati, but does any of it do anything for me?

The short answer is no, nothing. But I have to say hittail is interesting, the random stuff that people search for and find me!

Does my site make any money? No, do people read it? Yes and that's what it's all about for me.

Now back to work I go!

Hittail - so far so good

I am really enjoying using hittail for tracking where visitors are coming from. My blog is quite new but I am starting to get some action from the likes of google.

I've had a lot of hits for my Pictures from Rome and my pictures of St. Peter in St. Peter's Basilica.

My personal favorite random search is for Gabriel Duarte the architect. I have a scam email from a person with the same name :o)

Hittail - The story so far.

I have been using Hittail for a ew days now and it is nice to see where my visitors have come from. A lot are coming from the next blog link at the top, others are coming from my other photo and travel site.

Since this blog is very new I am not in any search engines so I am not getting suggestions yet. I look forward to them.

How do you get here?

I've been looking at the stats for my blog and there are a lot of hits coming in from google. The strange thing is that I cannot find my blog on google. So I have put hittail on my blog to see what keywords are bringing you here.

I'm looking forward to the results.

Good for web developers - Hit Tail

I came across this article on Michele Neylon's Blog. It is a very useful tool that finds what search terms people are using to find your site and offerings you suggestions for articles you should write.

Looks very good, I will be using this on a few sites to see how it works out