You mean like a WebTrends kind of thing?



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-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Faircloth
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tue Feb 20 18:58:13 2007
Subject: Best Practices for Web Site Traffic Tracking

Hi, all.

Anyone know of a discussion/tutorial on the best way to go about
creating a website traffic management/reporting system?

I've been using my own methods for several years, and, while they
work well enough, I know there are bound to be better methods.

I'm looking not just for coding, but for overall discussion of
traffic management, such as archiving older data, tracking visitors
movement through a website. just about anything.

Of course, I'm look for CF-based info.

Rick





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