My site can get about 15-20 clicks per day, but the origin of the click is unknown. I am wondering whether there is any ways to trace this, so that I can generate more leads. Anyone do this?

You can usually use $HTTP_REFERER to know where it came from.

If you are only getting 15 to 20 clicks per day though, you need to focus on more in general, without worries about where it comes from.

Here, read this stuff:

http://seoelite.com/Lesson1.htm

JM

Read your server logs, with only 15 to 20 a day it won't be too time consuming.

Our site is www.etimemachine.com, providing a integrated software. I spent many hours to choose keywords in order to improve our web site to SE, but to now no better, although, i used any ways, title text, keywords, description, alt text, .... any suggestion?

Originally Posted by camperjohn

You can usually use $HTTP_REFERER to know where it came from.

If you are only getting 15 to 20 clicks per day though, you need to focus on more in general, without worries about where it comes from.

Here, read this stuff:

http://seoelite.com/Lesson1.htm

JM

I know if we use $HTTP_REFERER, we can know the previous url, but how we know the origin, country for example.

Originally Posted by hapytran

I know if we use $HTTP_REFERER, we can know the previous url, but how we know the origin, country for example.

By tracking the ip as which country it belongs to.

Would using something like statcounter.com help? It tells where they came from, and what queries they used if they find your site through a search engine.

Originally Posted by hapytran

Our site is www.etimemachine.com, providing a integrated software. I spent many hours to choose keywords in order to improve our web site to SE, but to now no better, although, i used any ways, title text, keywords, description, alt text, .... any suggestion?

First of all your title tag, says "eTimeMachine" I can guarantee that whatever you are selling they are not typing that into Google. You need to do a bit more reading. Your title tag should at least focus on some of your target keywords.

Originally Posted by hapytran

Our site is www.etimemachine.com, providing a integrated software. I spent many hours to choose keywords in order to improve our web site to SE, but to now no better, although, i used any ways, title text, keywords, description, alt text, .... any suggestion?

Your main page doesn't have a lot of content on it, so I'm not sure how easy it would be to simply optimize the site. You're probably better off trying to market the site a little more and generate backlinks to it. Your product pages seem to have a lot of content on them, so if you generate some links to those pages, I'm sure they would have an easier time moving up in the SERPs than the main page. But it all depends on how you want to market the site...

the login doesnt work at all. its just a graphic. no wonder you dont get many visitors its that kind of sight, business sites dont get much viewers unless they advertise WAAYMORE

try clicktracks. This is the best click tracking software I have ever used. From PPC to any click on your website can be trackable with this tool.

DOH!

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