Cheeze knows you’re here
October 29th, 2008 by
Sandlines | Filed under location, sidelines.

I was checking out the latest from over at Cheeze’s excellent marketing blog and spotted, almost incidentally, a really cool app sitting in the sidebar: ‘Live Visitor Feed‘ by Feedjit.
Apart from a small detail in error (it believes my London suburb is in Kent… it’s not, it’s London and it would more likely be Surrey anyway) it’s pretty interesting.
I’ve noted before that local targeting is challenging in the UK… local IP’s are much more difficult to pin down outside the UK, or at least they were. But Feedjit claim that they “…can determine the geographic locations at the city level of 90% of your website visitors.” That’s pretty impressive.
Now the interesting question is what we are going to DO with this information? I have some ideas… for another post.
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Delighted you like Feedjit. It is indeed a cool little tool. The biggest issue I have is the amount of live.com traffic we get. this is not ‘real’ traffic but spider traffic acting as a visitor.
The location is based on your IP address location, we appear as Southend, not Ipswich.
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