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This is a pretty cool use of Google Maps. You tell it the URL of your site, and it gives you a small piece of Javascript code. You stick that in the <head> section of your site, and it will plot where your site visitors are on a Google Map. Here is the map for my personal site.
If you stick with the free version, it maps only the 20 most recent visitors. You can make a donation of any amount and get the 100 most recent visitors. You can even tweak the URL of the map page to show IP addresses.
Hat tip Ian
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One Response for "gVisit: Mapping Visitors"
August 19th, 2005 at 8:46 pm
1Okay, that’s pretty darn cool.
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