FEEDJIT did not guess my location correctly. Can I fix this?
Yes! Visit this page to change your location.What is the "My-City's Blogosphere" link at the top of my widget?
It is a shortcut that gives you an easy way to access the Geoblogosphere for your city. A visitor to your blog would see the link for their city. So if someone from London visits your blog, they would see a link that says "London's Blogosphere".What does the live traffic feed do?
Feedjit's live traffic feed shows statistics on your website in real-time. It shows:- Which city and country your visitors are in
- Which website they arrived from, if any*
- Which page they visited on your website*
- Which external link they clicked to leave your site, if any*
I use an IP address instead of a domain name for my website. Will Feedjit work on my site?
If your website url uses an IP address like this: http://127.0.0.1/ (or another IP address), then Feedjit will not work for you. You must use a domain name like: http://example.com/ for Feedjit to work correctly on your website and you must have your own domain or sub-domain.How frequently is the data updated?
Feedjit widgets are updated in real-time. Your traffic feed is updated as each visitor arrives on your site. The update occurs before the widget loads which means that each of your visitors can see their own location displayed.What about the privacy of my visitors?
We don't show any personally identifiable information. However, if your visitors don't want their future visits displayed, they can click "options" on the widget and select "Ignore my browser".Your website visitor's geographic location is shown at the city level. We don't show actual addresses. All information we display is public data sent by your visitor's browsers and appears in website logs across the Web.
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