Cristian
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I was wondering, how do really massive websites track their traffic? I'm talking about big websites, like SC maybe, that have tons of visits every minute. I know for sure that Google Analytics is limited at 200,000 sessions per day so what are you going to do if you have more than that per day?
Yeah for sure you'll make a huge profit and you'll afford buying a custom paid tracker.
But which one? Maybe google analytics 360? Is it worth it?
Anyone here with this sort of experience? I personally never administrated a website that have more than 10k visits per day.
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TommyCarey
I've been looking over the pricing of these analytics services compared to the features that are offered and Clicky seems to be the best bang for the buck. I'm pretty sure SeoClerks uses Clicky as well
Yup, they do
It seems that SeoClerks did their research prior to just randomly choosing an analytics service as well
Clicky offers a ton of pretty awesome features, and you can even get a custom campaign that is not offered as a standard campaign on their pricing pages.
To get a better idea on how much it would cost to have more than 200,000 page views per day track, you can refer to this image:
Now they don't have a plan that is exactly 200,000 page views per day, but you can get an idea of how much it would cost you. The 100,000 page views per day package is $19.99 and all you'd have to do is double that to get an idea for 200,000 page views. So realistically if you were to have 300,000 page views you would be taking $19.99 and multiplying it by 3 which would be $59.97 which is pretty reasonable
You might be able to work a deal out with them if you were to post a Clicky banner or link on your site in the partners section or footer to show you use them. If they do agree to this, don't get mad if they don't offer you 100% off. They're doing you a favor so you shouldn't be getting upset when they give you a discount. For super large websites, like SeoClerks, you could go with Clicky.com I've been looking over the pricing of these analytics services compared to the features that are offered and Clicky seems to be the best bang for the buck. I'm pretty sure SeoClerks uses Clicky as well :D Yup, they do :D I pulled this off of their source code :) [url=https://i.gyazo.com/2f7d70baf4b9dddefe742ffc37371806.png][img]https://i.gyazo.com/2f7d70baf4b9dddefe742ffc37371806.png[/img][/url] It seems that SeoClerks did their research prior to just randomly choosing an analytics service as well :) Clicky offers a ton of pretty awesome features, and you can even get a custom campaign that is not offered as a standard campaign on their pricing pages. To get a better idea on how much it would cost to have more than 200,000 page views per day track, you can refer to this image: [url=https://i.gyazo.com/e21d75be9b1db2128ab73e00dc9ede40.png][img]https://i.gyazo.com/e21d75be9b1db2128ab73e00dc9ede40.png[/img][/url] Now they don't have a plan that is exactly 200,000 page views per day, but you can get an idea of how much it would cost you. The 100,000 page views per day package is $19.99 and all you'd have to do is double that to get an idea for 200,000 page views. So realistically if you were to have 300,000 page views you would be taking $19.99 and multiplying it by 3 which would be $59.97 which is pretty reasonable :) They might even do a slight discount and charge you $49.99 but I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you lol. Custom campaigns don't usually have the same discounted sliding scale like the normal packages do for higher priced items and services. You might be able to work a deal out with them if you were to post a Clicky banner or link on your site in the partners section or footer to show you use them. If they do agree to this, don't get mad if they don't offer you 100% off. They're doing you a favor so you shouldn't be getting upset when they give you a discount.
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