Free Hit Counter Templates

When someone is shopping for a new product or service, the first question they’re looking to answer is, “Can I trust this company?” With that in mind, there are 2 key ways to provide that answer from your website.

1. Displaying your website traffic with Hit Counter.

2. Showing customer reviews and ratings

Provide proof that your company can be trusted and that you want to earn their business.

Of course, most businesses utilize Google Analytics (we recommend you do the same), which is also free, and other paid analytics services that are not.

The difference is those sources only provide that data for you privately and only to authorized users. It's worth mentioning those analytics are quite difficult to navigate and interpret as well.

The main purposes for using a POWR Hit Counter:

1. It’s always free.

2. It doesn’t require an education in data science to understand.

A hit counter exists to show proof of your site’s relevance and popularity.

"All visits" will track every visit to your website, while "unique visits" will track a single visit per user. For example, a person comes to your website five different times. “All visits” will log five visits but will count as only one unique visit.

The decision is yours on which count you want to show your site visitors. Either way, it will prove all they need to know about you as a trusted service provider.

Keeping a watchful eye on the number of hits or visits you’re getting to your web pages can help determine which ones may need design work or new copy created, or it can also show proof of success or failure for a particular marketing campaign you’re running.

At the end of the day, you can learn more about who’s coming to your website and why it has limitless benefits for propelling your business to new sales records. Learn all you can, and adjust accordingly.