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W3Counter is a free service with an optional premium plan. You can use W3Counter to track one website that receives up to 5,000 page views per day for free. Learn about the benefits of upgrading.
MySpace does not allow JavaScript-based trackers to operate on profile pages. You can still keep track of how many visits your profile receives and other information by using only the portion of the tracking code between the <noscript> and </noscript> tags. Some reports will not have data without the full tracking code.
While W3Counter can be used on a self-hosted WordPress(.org) blog, blogs hosted by WordPress through their hosting service cannot run JavaScript-based plugins. You can still keep track of how many visits your blog receives and other information by using only the portion of the tracking code between the <noscript> and </noscript> tags. Some reports will not have data without the full tracking code.
To filter your own visits from your reports, log in to your W3Counter account, then click "My Account" at the top of any report. Click on "Filter" in the account menu to set a cookie which will tell W3Counter to ignore visits from that browser. You should repeat this on each computer you want to ignore.
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Yes, in order to track activity across your entire site, the tracking code should be added to every page. With most websites you can do this easily by adding the code to a global template or footer template file.
