Createblog Tracker F.A.Q., Create Blog's Myspace Tracker Options

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Createblog Tracker F.A.Q.

Q: How do I track the Anonymous IPs that view my site?
A: There is no way to know exactly who each person is. That would make our tracker against Myspace TOS. Becaese it is "identity proof" until you identify the person, we are able to keep it on MySpace, and Ju-Sun has gone through great lengths to make this available for us.

Like I stated already, there is no way, but there are a couple of methods..

one: Flat out ask all your friends for their IPs so you can track them, and have them use the tracker too so it can create your own little web. 90% of traffickers that visit your site already know who you are. It's just the problem that some time, they won't do anything but want to see what you did when you supposedly, "Updated your profile information". If they tell you their IP, you find that IP on the tracker page that cb has, and you just identify it:

http://www.createblog.com/tracker/identify.php?ip=##.###.###.###

You just change what is in red.

two: Look to see as your comments or messages are coming in, and line that up with the anonymous visitor that was stopping by your site. Say you have one anonymous visitor between 5:40pm and 6:00pm and they left you a comment at 5:46pm. It is most likely them, so you can just identify that IP with their MySpace short_url name.

Q: It is a new month, but still my hits have not "rolled over."
A: The hits and the graphs will not show your hits until the default time zone for the tracker's has reset. In the case that you are on a different time zone than Eastern Standard Time (-05:00) then yours will not change until it is 12 AM on the first of the month EST.

Q: So somehow my tracker code disappeared off my page.
A: Just go back to the tracker homepage, " http://www.createblog.com/tracker/," and underneath the main bar graph, click on [get tracker code].

Q: My people are all showing up from a different place then where they actually live...
A: That's just a glitch with your ISP, there really isn't anything that can be done about that.