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Quick question: does anyone know why my Sitemeter "By Referrals" sections is just one long lists of "unknowns"? Is there a button you have to press somewhere there or on the Blogger to make the feature work?
(I've been enjoying so many other people's posts on "weird Google searchs that brought people here" I'd like to see for myself on my site.)
All help gratefully received!
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6 Comments:
Sorry, can't help. Neither can I make a 'weird google post' - the most interesting thing I've been getting are people searching for Elton John presale tickets. Hmm.
OK< I'll take from that the lesson "don't post on Elton John" ... whoops!
Oddly enough, I had a weird google search today!
I was the fourth highest rated page for this sordid business.Apologies for besmirching your blog with this, but I didn't feel it justified a post of its own on my blog...
Curious, but I suppose it could have been a serious academic query ....
You've added the non-javascript version of the Site Meter HTML to the pages of your site. You'll need to add the javascript version to your pages to track the referrals of your visitors. To get the javascript version of the Site Meter HTML, login to your account on Site Meter and select the "HTML Code" link from the MANAGER page of your account.
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Thanks very much David - problem solved; nothing exciting to report in referralls yet, but interesting to see the broad range of sources from which people are arriving.
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