gVisit Web Visitor Maps

Continuing my search for new mapping technologies, I came across gVisit, another project developed using the Google map API. gVisit allows you to track visitors to your website using Google Maps. I’ve signed up and am waiting for it to log my site sometime in the next hour. When it’s generated, I should be able to see visitor locations on a Google map. View the live version of my visitor map showing the last 20 visitors.

UPDATE: gVisit has me hooked! I saw my first visitor traffic come in from Buenos Aires at 5:11 pm. Now it will be interesting to see how these match up with my other site traffic statistics program. Upon a quick glance, it looks like gVisit is already filtering out the bots. Here’s a screenshot of my first visitor tracked with gVisit…

Archived comments:

1. Have you found any alternatives to clustermaps.com that display your map on the front page itself?  It doesn’t appear that gVisit allows this.  I like clustermaps, but my clients don’t like the adsense
   thanks
   I dig eHub btw
   Posted by Marshall Kirkpatrick on  11/01  at  03:54 PM
2. Just wanted to augment Marshall Kirkpatrick’s comment by adding that Marshall and I have now had several excellent discussions about the “how’s and why’s” of the Adsense ads, and in fact the ClustrMaps+ version, for a really trivial subscription fee (99 cents monthly, even less for yearly subscribers), gets rid of all ads once and for all.

   Regarding “gvisit vs clustrmaps”: they are both awesome (IMHO), with different philosophies, aimed at different niches, using different and very complementary technologies.  Enjoy!

   -Marc From ClustrMaps

   Posted by Marc From ClustrMaps on  11/08  at  03:31 PM
3. I upgraded on the gVisit.com map for my website by making a small monetary donation and someone there must have taken my credit card # and started fraudently running up bills across the interenet. Not happy about that.
   Posted by Argus  on  09/19  at  06:12 PM