FEEDJIT shows your blog traffic live!
By Vivek | August 16th, 2007 at 12:58 pm ET
Mark Mauder and team, who have previously launched few successful as well as unsuccessful apps webapps, including Geojoey & Linebuzz are at it again. Fresh out of the code depot is FEEDJIT that shows arrivals and departures on any page on your website. Idea is to track referrers and clicks on external links. In some ways you compare it to MyBlogLog widget that tries to build network around your readers.
On the better side, FEEDJIT requires no effort from the user to show up in the traffic feed, unlike MyBlogLog where users have to register to show up. But on the not so good side, the widget doesn’t reveal much except for location of the recent most visitor. Trick will be to deliver high volume social interaction without pain to either the readers or publishers. Let’s see if FEEDJIT team can get past the infection point this time around.
As for performance degradation watchers, Mark claims that “FEEDJIT won’t slow down your site because it draws itself after your page has loaded.”
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on September 2nd, 2007 at 10:31 pm
[…] The Feedjit traffic widget launched a month ago and is now claiming some fairly serious viral growth - 3 million impressions per week from the blogs that have added it. When installed on a blog, the widget shows people who enter and leave the site and, and where they are located. Neither the blog publisher nor visitors need to register for the service - the code just has to be on the site. […]
on September 3rd, 2007 at 4:37 pm
[…] The Feedjit traffic widget launched a month ago and is now claiming some fairly serious viral growth - 3 million impressions per week from the blogs that have added it. When installed on a blog, the widget shows people who enter and leave the site and, and where they are located. Neither the blog publisher nor visitors need to register for the service - the code just has to be on the site. Read more at Feedjit Customized Widget Shows Real Time SiteTraffic (via TechCrunch) […]
on September 4th, 2007 at 3:38 am
[…] The Feedjit traffic widget launched a month ago and is now claiming some fairly serious viral growth - 3 million impressions per week from the blogs that have added it. When installed on a blog, the widget shows people who enter and leave the site and, and where they are located. Neither the blog publisher nor visitors need to register for the service - the code just has to be on the site. […]
on September 9th, 2007 at 6:52 pm
[…] Feedjit Live Web Traffic Widget Feedjit is offering a widget that provides information about who is visiting your blog or website. An entry is posted to the widget everytime a person arrives at your website and again when the person leaves. Feedjit entries list both the webpage your visitors came from (the referring website) and where they live in the world. Feedjit also posts a little flag again to indicate what country each visitor is from. Feedjit also offers a seperate map widget that shows the locations of the last 100 visitors to your website. Feedjit says they launched less than 1 month ago and they now already serve more than 3 million widget impressions per week. We added the Feedjit traffic widget to our homepage and it appears to load very quickly. Startup Squad has more details about Feedjit and the people behind it. Posted in Widgets Permalink | Recent Headlines | WWFeeds.com Ad: Watchers Watch is a movie and tv news blog. Feed: Bloglines | Google | Netvibes | Other Readers […]
on September 10th, 2007 at 3:43 pm
[…] Feedjit is offering a widget that provides information about who is visiting your blog or website. An entry is posted to the widget everytime a person arrives at your website and again when the person leaves. Feedjit entries list both the webpage your visitors came from (the referring website) and where they live in the world. Feedjit also posts a little flag again to indicate what country each visitor is from. Feedjit also offers a seperate map widget that shows the locations of the last 100 visitors to your website. Feedjit says they launched less than 1 month ago and they now already serve more than 3 million widget impressions per week. We added the Feedjit traffic widget to our homepage and it appears to load very quickly. Startup Squad has more details about Feedjit and the people behind it. Posted in Widgets Permalink | Recent Headlines | WWFeeds.com Ad: Watchers Watch is a movie and tv news blog. Feed: Bloglines | Google | Netvibes | Other Readers […]
on September 10th, 2007 at 4:31 pm
[…] Feedjit is offering a widget that provides information about who is visiting your blog or website. An entry is posted to the widget everytime a person arrives at your website and again when the person leaves. Feedjit entries list both the webpage your visitors came from (the referring website) and where they live in the world. Feedjit also posts a little flag again to indicate what country each visitor is from. Feedjit also offers a seperate map widget that shows the locations of the last 100 visitors to your website. Feedjit says they launched less than 1 month ago and they now already serve more than 3 million widget impressions per week. We added the Feedjit traffic widget to our homepage and it appears to load very quickly. Startup Squad has more details about Feedjit and the people behind it. Posted in Widgets Permalink | Recent Headlines | WWFeeds.com Ad: Watchers Watch is a movie and tv news blog. Feed: Bloglines | Google | Netvibes | Other Readers […]
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on October 1st, 2007 at 2:35 am
this looks like a very cool app. I will try it out today
on October 1st, 2007 at 11:09 am
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on December 9th, 2007 at 7:32 pm
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on June 14th, 2008 at 11:47 pm
thank you very much