I have been using this system for a few months. I had one business that, no matter how many search engines I submitted to, was only getting one or two visits a day. Since I have been using this system it has been getting 200 - 300 hits per day. If you have time to read the site (the actual process takes about 30 mins to fill in your details and you needto surf about 15 - 20 min's per day) visit http://tinyurl.com/yv88o2 If you havent got time to read it right now visit http://tinyurl.com/ynuvy4 and Iwill mail you the details for you to read at your leisure.

When you say "hits", what are you saying exactly?

If you mean page views, that would be a more accurate term - if you mean hits, literally, it doesn't mean much, really.

In any event, thanks for the info.

I'll put it on my 'todo' list.

FYI - this is what I'm looking into at the moment...its new to me and I can't vouch for it, but I'm going to give it a shot. Don't rush in on my say-so. I heaard about this here at adland. Sounds good...but go with caution.

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Bruce
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This is copied from my hosting web site http://www.globalpricehosting.com/faq.html:

How do I track how many hits my website gets?
Answer: There are a few things that need to be cleared in terms of terminology:
Hits - this simply refers to the number of 'elements' loaded on your site. If one page has five images in it, viewing that page once adds 6 hits (one page + five images).
Impressions - the number of times all the pages on your site are seen (also simply called pageviews). Impressions are sometimes referred to as 'hits' which can cause confusion.
Uniques - the number of people that visited your site.
So to clarify, if I visit your website, look at two pages, and each page has 5 images on it, then your stats increase by one unique, two page views, and 12 hits.

Your welcome.