| Pagina's in het onderwerp: [1 2 3 4 5] > | The "Visitors" tab of your profile and search engine robots De persoon die dit onderwerp heeft geplaatst: Andreas Nieckele
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It's getting increasingly harder to get any use out of this feature. Out of the 20 visitors displayed on my first page, only 3 were actual visitors. I had 16 search engine robots visiting my profile yesterday alone.
Would it be possible for Proz to filter out these robots, so we can analyze and focus on what's really important (the actual, human visitors)?
[Edited a... See more
It's getting increasingly harder to get any use out of this feature. Out of the 20 visitors displayed on my first page, only 3 were actual visitors. I had 16 search engine robots visiting my profile yesterday alone.
Would it be possible for Proz to filter out these robots, so we can analyze and focus on what's really important (the actual, human visitors)?
[Edited at 2009-08-28 12:43 GMT] ▲ Collapse
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I was just going to post the same request .
| | | | Milan Djukić 
Servië
Local time: 11:08
Engels naar Servisch
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Maybe we should all submit a support request?!
| | | | | It's gotten worse lately... | Aug 28, 2009 |
...hasn't it? In the last month or so the problem has grown bigger, I think. Too many search engine IPs, scrutinizing our profiles and CVs. But then again, even if a real person looks at your profile and CV and you check their IP, is this so useful as to be a PRO feature?
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Rebecca Hendry
Verenigd Koninkrijk
Local time: 10:08
Lid 2005
Spaans naar Engels
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| More robots recently | Aug 28, 2009 |
I've noticed more robots visiting recently, too, and they all seem to be looking at more sections of my profile as well as my CV.
It would be nice to have a way to filter these somehow so that the "real" visitors are more prominent on the visitors tab. Great suggestion, Andreas!
| | | | | Sitemeter and Java Script | Aug 28, 2009 |
The page's visitor counter is too simple to actually get some valuable information. I use SiteMeter which is far superior (crawlers and bots aren't counted) and free. The problem is that once ProZ decided to remove the JavaScript, the 'Referring URL' feature, which is the most important information, was disabled. I don't know if members, as opposed to non-paying users, can still use JavaScript though.
| | | | Zea_Mays
Italië
Local time: 11:08
Lid 2009
Engels naar Duits
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Me too was thinking to post a similar question.
In addition, since Proz introduced the Javascript anti-feature (to be or not to be for Javascript? basically NOT, since 99,9% of people don... See more Me too was thinking to post a similar question.
In addition, since Proz introduced the Javascript anti-feature (to be or not to be for Javascript? basically NOT, since 99,9% of people don't know what it is - see http://www.proz.com/forum/prozcom:_translator_coop/142348-changes_made_to_the_way_javascript_is_handled_in_prozcom_profiles-page3.html#1198796) I noticed I have almost only search engine visits.
Here's an example of what I get from the harmless Javascript I use on my profile page:
How long people stay on the page
0-1 Minuten .... 58,8 %
1-5 Minuten .... 5,9 %
5-10 Minuten .... 5,9 %
10-30 Minuten .... 17,6 %
30-60 Minuten .... 0 %
60-90 Minuten .... 0 %
über 90 Minuten .... 11,8 %
How many page impressions:
1 Aufruf .... 58,8 %
bis 5 .... 41,2 %
bis 10 ..... 0 %
bis 30 .... 0 %
mehr .... 0 %
Browser
Firefox 3.0 .... 38,9 %
Firefox 3.5 .... 16,7 %
MSIE 8.0 .... 16,7 %
MSIE 7.0 .... 11,1 %
MSIE 6.0 .... 11,1 %
Firefox 2.0 .... 5,6 %
Other features: IP address, keywords used, what site visitors come from...
It doesn't (and CAN'T) reveal private addresses nor Tel numbers, pictures or other personal information.
And it doesn't count search engines! ▲ Collapse
| | | | | We'll do something | Aug 29, 2009 |
Thanks, all. We'll implement something soon.
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| Clear division between viewed and not viewed traffic | Aug 29, 2009 |
For some of my websites I am using Awstats and they have a very useful option of providing clear distinction between viewed and not viewed traffic (generated by bots, etc. rather than by real visitors). It would be great to be able to filter out not viewed traffic as information about it is much less useful than about real visitors.
What also worries me is great number of "Direct link/Unknown" entries - it is really important to know where these entries are from.
Cheers... See more For some of my websites I am using Awstats and they have a very useful option of providing clear distinction between viewed and not viewed traffic (generated by bots, etc. rather than by real visitors). It would be great to be able to filter out not viewed traffic as information about it is much less useful than about real visitors.
What also worries me is great number of "Direct link/Unknown" entries - it is really important to know where these entries are from.
Cheers
Stanislaw ▲ Collapse
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Italië
Local time: 11:08
Lid 2009
Engels naar Duits
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| Susan Welsh
Verenigde Staten
Local time: 05:08
Russisch naar Engels
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| Yes, hide them | Jan 15, 2010 |
Thanks for providing the info. I was wondering how previous posters knew which were the robots.
I would definitely favor hiding them, since it doesn't give the translator any idea of what is really going on.
Susan
| | | | Ligia Dias Costa
Portugal
Local time: 10:08
Engels naar Portugees
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SITE LOCALIZER
Claudia Alvis wrote:
The page's visitor counter is too simple to actually get some valuable information. I use SiteMeter which is far superior (crawlers and bots aren't counted) and free. The problem is that once ProZ decided to remove the JavaScript, the 'Referring URL' feature, which is the most important information, was disabled. I don't know if members, as opposed to non-paying users, can still use JavaScript though.
Can you explain this to me as if I was a 4 year old?
Thanks
Ligia
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Henry D wrote:
Thanks, all. We'll implement something soon.
Any news?
| | | | | Yes, please + 1) | Jan 15, 2010 |
Nearly 6 months have passed since then and the situation has become unbearable.The visitor's tab, like it is today, is competely useless.
Thank you very much.
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All,
Thank you for your continued interest; this issue is in the active development queue.
Best regards,
Jon Peck
ProZ.com Development Manager
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