gillie
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Joined: 7/30/2005
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We don't really recommend creating a counter for every image since it's a bit labour-intensive, but it's certainly an option. To do so: Click "Create Links and Counters" Click "No, Don't link" Click "Yes, Use this image as a counter" and give a unique name for each image you're doing this for. Grab the code for the invisible 1 x 1 pixel counter at the very bottom of the list. Then edit the item to which you want to add a counter. Click "Artist Statement" Click "html" Paste the code you copied from the links and counters page click the html button again to return to rich text mode click a white area outside of the text box to save your text. Repeat the above process (with a new name for each counter) for all of the items to which you wish to ass a counter. Here's why adding Google Analytics might serve you better: Less steps (!) Unlike our hit counters that just tell you how many, Google's analytics tell you how the hit came to your page, how long they spent on your page, what keywords they used to find you, etc. It's a much better gauge of your success and helps you see fact-based evidence of what's working for you and what isn't.
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Amie Gillingham co-founder, EBSQ web: http://www.ebsqart.com blog: http://blog.ebsqart.com twitter: http://twitter.com/ebsq Get out of the vacuum and express yourself!
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