With StatCounter you have always had the option to make your StatCounter stats public. This feature allows you to provide visitors to your site with a link to view all your StatCounter stats.
Further to many requests we have now implemented Restricted Public Stats. This option allows you to provide visitors to your site with a link to view only the “Summary Stats” page of your StatCounter stats.
To enable/disable public stats:
- Log in to your StatCounter account.
- Click the ‘lock’ icon beside your project name.
- Click your preferred option
- Public Stats are Disabled
- Only Summary Stats Are Public
- All Stats Are Public
- If you are making your stats public, note the URL to use to send visitors to your StatCounter account e.g.
http://my.statcounter.com…project_id=xxxxxx&guest=1 - Click ‘Upgrade Project Access’ and that’s it!
THanks for the improvements. THis is great statcounter team rocks!
Cool. Some times i need to blocked my stat from another people
Great services from statcounter. I will try this
Nice work! Yeah, that’s stopped me from publicizing stats for years.
Very cool idea !
Thanks, it works great !
It was really the first time I tried this option as I pretend to keep my stats desable to the public.
Any way it looks that the statcounter staff is allways sending improvements to the sistem, keeping the lead on site counters.
Good job.
Hi,
Cool and interesting. I’m new to internet 🙁 My friend suggests statcounter for my blog (it’s also a new one:( ) Now I’m analysing visitor path and etc. This option is also a great one. Thanks for your new options.
🙂
hi .i need for my website a tool similar like url builder but not being related with an adwords account.like i need to get ctr statistics from 100 landing pages and keep track of all of them in the same time.will you develop smthng like that soon?
Great option .. thanks alot.
Hmm..
Quick Public stats…
This was the thing that was missing! 😉
Great! Good for those with high volume of visitors. Thx.
I think that is a very powerful addition to the already great statcounter feature list, however, I think most people don’t use public stats at all. Maybe a little bit of promotion on why publicizing your stats could be a good thing (especially for advertising driven sites that need to sell people on how many visitors actually come).
great, thank you statcounter!!
gread feature!!!!! 😀
thank you statcounter!!
Great stuff, goes to show that you are responding to customer needs, well done (again!) statcounter! 🙂
Very good feature, thnx Statcounter! 😉
That’s neat. I’ve only used invisible counters so far, but I have shown off my visitors on a few sites in the past. Restricted public stats is one more argument for doing it, since the information revealed this way is at the minimum.
I agree, I do wonder how many folks use the public stats feature. However I love statcounter and depend on it!
I think that is a very powerful addition to the already great statcounter feature list, however, I think most people don’t use public stats at all. Maybe a little bit of promotion on why publicizing your stats could be a good thing (especially for advertising driven sites that need to sell people on how many visitors actually come).
The histograms look good, but the accompanying text leaves the impression that knowing your visitors’s IP addresses, you obviously could find out some details about them – which is indeed the case, wrt their PCs.
Unfortunately, this would not bode well for me and my sports websites, as the main visitors are those who play in our local league and who would quote the UK’s Data Protection Act to me.
However, I have produce my own statistical output (on my website), by producing an Excel Table, from monthly visitors.