How do you track stats on your blog?

[Shaine Mata]

I've settled on a combination of both my host's stats service (godaddy) and statcounter. I find that Godaddy gives me aggregate data that allows me to measure traffic growth and other long-term trends. However, for day to day stats, statcounter gives me a good idea of how many visitors I get each day and where they come from. The only drawback is that I only get reports on the last 100 visitors. I don't think I have much more utility from subscribing.

So, how do you track stats on your blog, or do you track them at all?

[Gabriel Morales]

Not all of the blog statistics software give you all the information. However there's a couple that do. Try Google Analytics or pMetrics. I recommend pMetrics it's more friendly.

Here's the link:

http://pmetrics.performancing.com/

[Michael De Leon]

I'm using a combination of Google Analytics and AwStats on my server. They're actually pretty close. I use feedburner to track subscribers of my blogs RSS feed. I've thought about purchasing Mint. I've heard great things about it.