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But my question is: how do I ensure every page is being tracked? would I have to insert the tracking code in every page? I mean what if you have thousands of pages? there must be a way to do this? I searched Google Analytics help as well as StatCounter and couldn't find anything.
My web hosting company already comes with free traffic stats, and it already tracks every page on every section of my website. How are they able to do this?
I rely on Google Adsense for tracking and analysing my traffic (and Google Analytics to track traffic to my home page)
But I want something that will track every page and directory.
Thanks a lot
- Editing site-wide templates (e.g. a header/footer). This is usually straightforward for database-driven sites like blogs, etc.
- Use a find and replace tool (e.g. find and replace </body> with <tracking code></body>). There was a good discussion about find and replace tools [webmasterworld.com] just a few days ago.