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How do I trace a photo or the visitors?
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I have a photo on my flickr account that has attracted in only few days more then 140 views. The photo is a photo of my son and there is nothing special about it. I posted it there so my friends can see him. The stats for this particular photo shows a 100% referrer from an Unknown Source. Does this mean that this photo is blogged (even tho I have this option turned off) somewhere? Is there any other way to trace visitors? I reckon Google analytics wont work with Flickr? Am I right?
Cheers all.
121FOTO wrote:
The stats for this particular photo shows a 100% referrer from an Unknown Source. Does this mean that this photo is blogged (even tho I have this option turned off) somewhere?
I’m told there are ways to blog pictures on flickr anyway, and the “unknown source” is quite suspicious (though if it were a blog, its name should appear, it happened to me a few times in the past).
Is there any other way to trace visitors? I reckon Google analytics wont work with Flickr? Am I right?
Never tried to use Google Analytics on Flickr, mainly because I wouldn’t know where to put the line of code that Google uses to track websites.
Anyway, have you tried TinEye?grazie mille Francesco. I tried TinyEye but nothing appears for this photo and yet..I keep getting hits. 9 only in the last hour. Where do they come from??? :shock:
121FOTO wrote:
grazie mille Francesco. I tried TinyEye but nothing appears for this photo and yet..I keep getting hits. 9 only in the last hour. Where do they come from??? :shock:
Prego! :-)
You can also try to google the words you tagged the photo with, and see if your image comes up, and see if it’s hot-linked from an external site.121FOTO wrote:
good idea my young padawan
hope it works, Jedi!
(..gotta bring my Star Wars dvds when I come back after Christmas) :-D
121FOTO wrote:
star wars DVD and a big massive pan d’oro :) I miss that sooo much :(
TKMaxx in Cork has a good Pandoro (chiostro di saronno) on sale: at 12 euros it’s not cheap, but cheaper than having it sent from Italy :)
Gizzo wrote:
12 euro for a pandoro???????
nuts!!Indeed, especially when you think they were selling for almost 20 euros a couple of weeks ago!
and it’s overrated IMHO.
it’s one of those “once a year” kind of things, i guess. I’m not totally crazy about it, but I always have a small slice of pandoro for breakfast during Christmas holidays :)
Sorry, I don’t know how you’d trace a visitor from Flickr but I’d be interested.
Alan
copy the title into google, see if anyone has blogged it.
Use http://bighugelabs.com sign up to see if the picture has been explored…
Don’t know if this is any use, but it details how you could search to see if a page is directly linked from other pages.
http://www.tech-faq.com/find-inbound-links.shtml
Martin
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