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Can LoadStats be used on web sites designed for handheld and wireless web devices?

The honest answer is, "Depends." Tracking a web site on a handheld or wireless device will depend upon the browser used to view the site and its ability to render pages with javascript. Most PDAs have browsers capable of displaying javascript, Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:03 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

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How do I implement LoadStats if my site contains framed pages?

LoadStats is aware of frames and does not need to be placed in the frameset html files. We strive to provide the most accurate statistics that we can, our processes have been verified by third parties, and are constantly tested to protect against false Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:01 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

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How come no reports have been created since the LoadStats tracking code was implemented?

Listed below are common reasons why accounts with LoadStats activated may not be tracking or reporting statistics. LoadStats Tracking Code Is Not Implemented Verify that you have implemented the LoadStats Web Site Tracking Code on the pages that you wish Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:00 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

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How do I implement the LoadStats tracking code?

To begin tracking pages on your web site using LoadStats, please follow the steps below: Select the LoadStats account you would like to manage from the "Active Services" page. You will be directed to the default "Dashboard" page. Click Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:00 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: loadstats, tracking code

How long will my statistics be available in the LoadStats system?

Data collected by the LoadStats servers is stored for the initial term of the contract and any extensions of the contract. Therefore, all reports and data collected by LoadStats are available at any time by logging into the LoadStats administrative console. Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:58 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

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Can I track more than one site with LoadSats Web Site Tracking Code?

For each instance of LoadStats, a unique Web Site Tracking Code is generated . For this reason, clients will not be able to accurately differentiate or allocate unique visitors/page views across multiple web sites with only one tracking code. Fortunately, Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:56 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

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Does LoadStats track visitors to my Flash Web site?

Web sites designed entirely in Flash require specific set up instructions to implement the LoadStats service. DO NOT confuse this type of site with an HTML page on which Flash may be embedded. HTML Pages with Flash If your web site is designed in HTML Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:54 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: loadstats, flash

LoadStats Web Site Tracking Code must be placed in the correct location on your web site page(s).

Proper Web Site Tracking Code placement is imperative for accurate statistics and reports. Please see the example below for proper insertion of the tracking code. After <body> Tag Placing the Web Site Tracking Code after the <body> tag (at Read More...

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:53 AM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: loadstats, tracking code placement

When I use LoadStats how long will my statistics be available in the LoadStats system?

Data collected by the LoadStats servers is stored for the initial term of the contract and any extensions of that contract. Therefore, all reports and data collected by LoadStats are available at any time by logging into the LoadStats administrative console. Read More...

Posted Wednesday, May 30, 2007 6:58 PM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

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I'm receiving Java Script errors on web pages I want to track and it looks like it is preventing LoadStats from tracking. What do I do?

Web pages with Java Script errors may cause LoadStats to function improperly. In most testing scenarios conducted by Load's development team, LoadStats reported statistics and page views accurately. However, in a few instances under testing, Web pages Read More...

Posted Wednesday, May 30, 2007 6:43 PM by jan@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: loadstats, java script

Tag ALL of Your Pages if You Want Accurate Data

As a web analytics provider , Load.com assumes that subscribers want to receive accurate statistical analysis regarding their website. However, the Load Support Team has seen their fair share of websites trying to minimize page views tracked by LoadStats Read More...

Posted Friday, May 04, 2007 12:58 AM by nick@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: loadstats, web analytics, statistical analysis, LoadStats Professional, free trial, real-time web analytics, accurate stats, LoadStats Enterprise

Third-Party Web Statistics Providers Solid Alternative to Google Analytics

During that past year, more website developers and marketers have become intimately familiar with web statistics, thanks in large part to Google releasing their free web analytics solution after acquiring long-time stats provider Urchin. After announcing Read More...

Posted Wednesday, April 11, 2007 2:14 AM by nick@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: google ad words, loadstats, web marketers, hosted analytics, click-fraud, ppc advertising, web stats

Clicks vs Leads in LoadStats Enterprise

Recently, we've had a few new clients managing very large portal sites come on board with Load.com as subscribers to the LoadStats web analytics service. One of the common questions that has been asked by members of the marketing team during our training Read More...

Posted Sunday, April 08, 2007 2:26 AM by nick@load.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: clicks, leads, loadstats, web marketers, web analytics

Why do my page views from 1 month prior on the summary view not match the report when I run the same report for the prior month

Recently I was speaking to one of our customers and they realized that the numbers shown for 1 month prior and 2 months prior in the summary of the "Monthly Page Report" do not match the actual number shown when they actually run the report Read More...

Posted Wednesday, December 13, 2006 9:08 PM by adam@loadmail.com | 0 Comments

Filed under: loadstats, web stats, web analytics, Reports

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Can LoadStats be used on web sites designed for handheld and wireless web devices?

How do I implement LoadStats if my site contains framed pages?

How come no reports have been created since the LoadStats tracking code was implemented?

How do I implement the LoadStats tracking code?

How long will my statistics be available in the LoadStats system?

Can I track more than one site with LoadSats Web Site Tracking Code?

Does LoadStats track visitors to my Flash Web site?

LoadStats Web Site Tracking Code must be placed in the correct location on your web site page(s).

When I use LoadStats how long will my statistics be available in the LoadStats system?

I'm receiving Java Script errors on web pages I want to track and it looks like it is preventing LoadStats from tracking. What do I do?

Tag ALL of Your Pages if You Want Accurate Data

Third-Party Web Statistics Providers Solid Alternative to Google Analytics

Clicks vs Leads in LoadStats Enterprise

Why do my page views from 1 month prior on the summary view not match the report when I run the same report for the prior month

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